Plot

"Undeniable" examines the life of one of HBO's series, "The Wire" main actors, Samuel "Tray" Chaney III, with the rise, fall and journey it took to overcome the harsh realities of life before and after "The Wire." Tray Chaney appeared in all six seasons of the HBO hit series "The Wire" portraying the character, Malik "Poot" Carr , one of Avon Barksdale enforcers. Tray's life before "The Wire" began as an amazing talented dancer, having taken first place more than six times at the renowned Apollo Theater in New York City. Tray decided to move his career forward by taking a shot at acting, and, after securing a major role in "The Wire", his life would forever be changed. After "The Wire" Tray assumed that work as an actor would flourish, but he was mistaken. It was during this period in his life, along with not securing any acting gigs, he decided and took the initiative to begin filming his own music video and marketing his own music brand. That struggle nearly costed him his family as he was forced to separate from his wife. Finally, getting his life back on track, Tray was motivated to move to Atlanta, GA to rebuild his acting career. It was there that he was cast in the Bounce TV series, "Saints and Sinners" directed by Russ Parr. This amazing documentary has appearances and testimonials by such major industry professionals as Russ Parr, Big Daddy Kane, Clifton Powell, Vanessa Bell Calloway and many more great talents in the music and film industry.—Anthony Commodore & S. Aurora Thompson

"Undeniable" examines the life of one of HBO's series, "The Wire" main actors, Samuel "Tray" Chaney III, with the rise, fall and journey it took to overcome the harsh realities of life before and after "The Wire." Tray Chaney appeared in all six (6) seasons of the HBO hit series "The Wire" portraying the character, Malik "Poot" Carr , one of Avon Barksdale enforcers. Tray's life before "The Wire" began as an amazing talented dancer, having taken first (1st) place more than six (6) times at the renowned Apollo Theater in New York City. Tray decided to move his career forward by taking a shot at acting, and, after securing a major role in "The Wire", his life would forever be changed. After "The Wire" Tray assumed that work as an actor would flourish, but he was mistaken. It was during this period in his life, along with not securing any acting gigs, he decided and took the initiative to begin filming his own music video and marketing his own music brand. That struggle nearly costed him his family as he was forced to separate from his wife. Finally, getting his life back on track, Tray was motivated to move to Atlanta, GA to rebuild his acting career. It was there that he was cast in the Bounce TV series, "Saints and Sinners" directed by Russ Parr. This amazing documentary has appearances and testimonials by such major industry professionals as Russ Parr, Big Daddy Kane, Clifton Powell, Vanessa Bell Calloway and many more great talents in the music and film industry.—Anthony Commodore & S. Aurora Thompson