Blues

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"The American Revolution" is a feature-length documentary film produced for festival, theatrical, and broadcast release. It's the story of how a radio station, politics and rock and roll changed everything.  

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This radio documentary, on the zydeco community of California, will be produced with an eye toward creating a character-driven narrative, exploring how Louisiana Creoles have maintained their ethnic identity by recreating their musical culture in the Bay Area.

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BUSK! is a character-driven documentary about how an emerging cultural center like Charlotte, NC can – (and should!) – encourage street art and performance. With an inquisitive and playful spirit, the film follows the lives of four local street performers to promote an understanding and appreciation for art that reaches beyond the walls of a gallery, theater, or concert hall.

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“Conducing Hope” is the documentary that tells the story of the East Hills Singers at Lansing Correctional Facility outside Kansas City. The all-male minimum-security choir is the only secular prison choir in the country that performs outside prison gates. 

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A musical documentary that traces the the life of W.C. Handy, who has become known as the "Father of the Blues".  We will use live performances of his music, archival footage and interviews with current music luminaries, historiographers, family members, and musicologists.