Partially due to having grown up in a creative family, Imani thrives as a filmmaker and film producer. Imani has worked on notable Caribbean films such as Better Mus’ Come (Storm Saulter) and the Candy Shop (Joel Burke). Born and raised on the wave washed shores of Eight Mile, Bull Bay in St. Andrew, Jamaica, Imani Wilmot was a natural water baby. After watching her brothers surfing, Imani decided to take a crack at the sport at age 8. It was an instant connection that has shaped her life so significantly that she dedicated herself to motivating and empowering girls of all ages to try surfing.Imani is a world-renowned athlete and international role model. She is the founder of Surf Girls Jamaica and the featured face in the award-winning film ‘Surf Girls Jamaica’. She spends most of her time running the Jamnesia Surf Camp, Jamaica's first and only surf camp, and Creative Family Jamaica, a media production…