The finalists are: Lamard W Cher-Aime, "Captain Zero: The Animated Series," speaks to the importance of mental health awareness in Black communities Elishia Constantine and Kristina Pupo, " Black Sage," is a story of a superhero who saves the world only to come home to save her marriage Chuck Gomez," Opus Pointis #1: A Symphony for Social Justice," details the struggles of eight African American classical musicians Mylrell Miner, "Hang," invites audiences to engage critically into the dynamics of gentrified communities Javier Molina and Gabriel Furman, untitled project Jana Smith, "Baptême," is a satirical "mockumentary" inspired by the Real Housewives reality show that explores what it means to survive sexual harm Christine Swanson, "Sunflower: The Fannie Lou Hamer Story," looks at modern-day voter suppression through the powerful words of the 60’s Civil Rights heroine Lynelle White, " Hatchback," looks at a blue collar African-American family struggling to make it Renée Wilson, "HoneyPot," is about Ella and her confidante, V., her chatty vagina Riley S. Giddings, whose book, "Ida: A Sword Among Lions," won the 2008 Los Angeles Times Prize for Biography, announces the following 10 award finalists: "This fund is an evolution of our growth and power as creatives to invest in stories that subvert the master narrative." - Malcolm Spellman screenwriter and producer of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier."Ī distinguished panel of film industry veterans and social justice activists including the Honorary Chair, Paula J.
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