About Us

Kenneth Dean Tran is a media and entertainment entrepreneur and philanthropist dedicated to proving awareness for mental health  issues and amplifying Asian, minority, women, and LGBTQ representation in film, art, music, and fashion.  He seeks to represent the best in the industry and is passionate about making a lasting impact.  He made his fortune trading cryptocurrency.  He is a proud United States Air Force Veteran, receiving the distinguished leadership award during his service to his Country.  Ken also has a background in aviation logistics and IT.  Ken leverages his talents to bring state of the art AI technology to Final Bow and promoting his clients and projects.  Ken produces, acts, models, and has martial arts and combat tactical training.  He sits as the Chairman of Volunteer Engagement for  Filam Creative and is active in recruiting new talent and sponsoring and donating his resources to mega projects involving Asian and minority leads.  In July 2024, Ken received the distinguished Certificate of Recognition for his philanthropic endeavors from the City of Los Angeles.  Ken's passion to help elevate and uplift others stem from losing his father as a teenager and struggling without parental guidance at an early age to build his identity.  As an American Vietnamese, born and raised in Los Angeles, Ken saw first-hand how discrimination and the nerdy weak portrayal of Asian males in the media has a negative impact on Asians succeeding in entertainment.  Ken strives to break stereotypes and forge a new frontier in entertainment for subsequent generations.  

Samantha N. Dang-Tran is an avid entrepreneur and a strong proponent of female empowerment and Asian representation.  Samantha was a former lawyer, business law professor, and award-winning law professor.  She is the CEO of Mia Wynn, a fashion, jewelry, and accessories line, where a portion of the proceeds go to fight human-trafficking.  Samantha is also the CEO of Boss Babes, a foundation dedicated to helping minority women business owners with funding and resources.   Samantha was the first Vietnamese to open a law office in the State of Oregon in May 2002, where she dedicated over a decade serving her community and fighting for the underdog.  Samantha relocated to California in 2013 with her mother to be closer to her grandmother in Westminster and to teach law school at Irvine University College of Law, where she was awarded the prestigious "Professor of the Year" honor in 2014.  Samantha was also a lead faculty at Westcliff University, where she taught Business Law. Samantha also has over a decade of experience in telecommunications leveraging her legal background in land use, real estate, environmental and contracts law to provide guidance on government relations, permitting, zoning, FCC, regulatory and compliance issues and to manage site development for the major carriers. Samantha was smuggled out of Vietnam to America after the War at the age of 4.5 with her mother.  Penniless in a foreign country, Samantha and her mother worked 2-3 jobs to make ends meet.  Samantha picked strawberries at the age of 6 until she was a teenager, also working in canneries, fast food and retail to put herself through college and law school. Samantha was an editor for the Oregon Law Review and Co-Director for the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association. Samantha also owned/managed a string of sushi restaurants, construction and land development companies, faux eyelash company, and a multi-million-dollar property management company with her ex-husband and mother.  Samantha has also ran 15 marathons. Samantha was named one of the “Hottest Entrepreneurs of 2024” by Amare Magazine and a Nominee for the LA Times B2B Publishing Inspirational Women 2024 Forum and Leadership Awards.

Final Bow’s mission is to increase and amplify Asian, Pacific Islander, Minority, Women, LGBTQ, and other under represented communities in entertainment. Our motto of inclusivity, community, and empathy encourages creativity and elevates talent. At Final Bow, we seek to forge forward with our clients to pave a clear path for them in their career goals in entertainment to the highest level such as the Grammys and Oscars. We use AI tools to help us find the best course of action to achieve our clients‘ goals. A portion of our proceeds go to supporting and raising awareness and providing resources for mental health, veterans, and victims of human-trafficking.