[1] Maza was accepted to the Central School of Speech and Drama, but at that time, he was already working as an actor so decided not to attend.
[3][4][5] In 2010, Maza was part of the original cast of Sucker Punch, the award-winning play written by Roy Williams, at the Royal Court Theatre in London, starring alongside Daniel Kaluuya and Anthony Welsh in the production.
[8] Although primarily an actor, Maza began work as a film producer in 2011, setting up Think Big Productions.
"[16] As part of Unstoppable, Maza co-produced a range of films and television shows with Clarke and starred in several, including Brotherhood, 10x10,[17] Songbird, and Twist, a loose adaptation of Oliver Twist starring Michael Caine and Rita Ora,[18][19] and thriller drama series The Drowning, in which he played D.S.
[24] In 2019, Maza was cast alongside Michael Jai White and Gina Gershon in the sports drama Cagefighter.
[28][29] Filming of Sky One’s British police-drama Bulletproof, in which Maza was starring, was suspended when the allegations surfaced, and cancelled a few weeks later.