Black Swan Records

Harlem, 1920: Stunted by the discriminatory American record industry, Harry Pace and WC Handy create Black Swan Records, the first African-American owned record company in America. Pace and Handy unite some of the most talented artists of their era before they were household names. Their time was turbulent, their creation short-lived, but their story is universal. A story of ambition and passion, showing how the cooperative harmony of a few dreamers changed music and American culture for the better.

Awards

Grand Prize, Reel Authors Screenplay Contest 2016

Official Finalist, Historical Drama, Los Angeles Screenplay Contest 2016

Finalist, Historical/Biographical, World Series of Screenwriting 2016

Finalist, Table Read Screenplay Competition, Ojai Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2016

Semi-Finalist, Fresh Voices Screenplay Competition 2019

Semi-Finalist, Screenplay Award, The American Film Award 2016

Official Selection

American Student Film Festival 2016

Sacramento International Film Festival 2016

Colortape International Film Festival 2016

Finow International Film & Script Festival 2016

NewLife Film Festival & Screenplay Contest 2016

River Bend Film Festival 2016

Oaxaca FilmFest 2015

KinoLite International Film and Music Festival 2015

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