Zora has always dreamed of being on Star Search, but never made it to the stage. After years of practice with her vocal instructor, Harlem legend Virginia Houston, she finally gets her chance to be on television by way of the Tamron Hall Show. The only catch is that she has to convince the stubborn, tenacious, and weary Miss Virginia to leave the comforts and safety of her Harlem brownstone and accompany her on the big screen. 
Miss Virginia's Masterclass is a dramatic comedy about an intergenerational friendship between two African American women. It's love letter to all the elders who have helped us on our journeys.

Miss Virginia's Masterclass

Petting Zoo is about a young African-American professional named Rochelle, who is adjusting to her new role as Assistant Director while navigating a manager who creates a hostile work environment through micromanagement and microaggressions regarding the appearance of her natural hair. Rochelle must acknowledge these discriminatory actions and learn to stand up for herself.

Petting Zoo

Two estranged half-brothers reconnect in their childhood home following the death of their father.

Riley's Hill

Spare Me tells the story of “Trey Compton” a young African American man confronting his past to overcome changing a flat tire. Throughout the story, the viewer is shown flashbacks to showcase what connection Trey has to this certain location which is a sundown town, and why changing a tire is no easy task for him to undertake. This is also a period piece, so the Production design, costumes, and props willreflect a southern state during the early 1930s/40s, and have a focus on sundown towns during that time period.

Spare Me

Budding producer, Tracy, and aspiring artist, Melody, are two twin flames who've hit it off professionally, as well as romantically. However, their relationship put to the test when they find themselves on opposite sides of a life changing decision. They must find a way to navigate their differences in order to finish a song by tonight.

Rhythm & Blues

Simmer is a 15-minute narrative drama concerning a young, black high school student named Carter Williams. The film weaves us in and out of a subconscious space where Carter processes suppressed emotions triggered by events and relationships in the real world. Although his English teacher pushes him to get involved in a poetry showcase and develop his talents, a racist bully and avoidant father operates against him. Over the course of the story, the conflict blends both real and imagined spaces parallel to Carter's evolution from repression to expression.

Simmer

Despite seemingly similar identities, Malik finds out that he and college girlfriend Alicia come from different worlds when he is invited to her parentâs home for dinner.

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