With Purpose The film follows a group of inner city kids as they search for one of the last known slave ships off the coast of Florida. After more than 15 years of searching they have the best leads that may help them find and document the long lost wreck. View the trailer here
Winner
Best Documentary in the TIGFF 2020 Festival!
Rocket Dogs No Limits Not your typical group of nerdy science kids. Rocket Dogs No Limits tells the story of a HBCU's,( Fisk University in Nashville TN) attempt to compete in the NASA sponsor USLI against schools with larger budgets and more resources. Many forces attempt to stall their attempt to launch their rocket and win the competition. Can they succeed?
Official Selection in the 2012 International Black Film Festival Nashville
War Brides An estimated one million servicemen married women from foreign countries during and just after the Second World War. It was the largest migration of women in history. They would come from 50 countries around the world. They left their families and started new lives in America but would it be worth it? War Brides explores what it took to leave everything you know for the person you love.
Official Selection:
2017 Louisville Festival of Films
2017 Marietta International Film Festival
2017 International Black Film Festival Nashville
Short Film about the drive to place a marker honoring the Tuskegee Airmen in Michigan
Hidden Admiration A film examining the question how do the the French remember their allied liberators. The film covers the stories of three veterans of Europe, accounts of three French citizens that witnessed the German occupation and Allied liberation as well as two families who have servicemen buried in France.
Winner
Best Documentary 2016 Marietta International Film Festival
Best Tennessee Film International Black Film Festival Nashville.
Intentional Healing A restorative documentary that follows the famed Nashville music producer Jesse Boyce as he contemplates his own mortality after a diagnosis of terminal prostate cancer. He returns to the studio as an artist, producer and mentor to compose one last song with Black Violin. The film demonstrates the healing power of music and candidly depicts 21st-century cancer care in Music City. Instead of redefining death, the film reminds us that wisdom can be found between the hollows of grief, ritual and the arts. To Jesse, hope is a lasting belief that life will be ok regardless of the outcome; joy is independent of the journey.
Winner
Best Tennessee Documentary 2017 International Black Film Festival Nashville
2017 Official Selection Nashville Film Festival