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American Black Film Festival: Best Webseries (MINE)
(2022)
Games 4 Change: Game of the Year, Best Narrative Game (DOT'S HOME)
(2022)
Tribeca Film Festival: Black Realities Grant Winner (MINE)
(2021)
Vail Film Festival: Screenplay Competition - 2nd Place Winner (HEAVY FLOW)
(2021)
BlackStar Film Festival: Best Experimental Film (THE GIVERNY DOCUMENT)
(2020)
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Made A Universe
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Film (short)
by Tunde Olaniran
Co-Writer, Producer “MADE A UNIVERSE” is a narrative short film that transforms artist Tunde Olaniran's real-life experiences growing up as a queer, working class artist of color in Flint, Michigan into a surrealist horror that personifies their own inner demons, the subtle brutalities of capitalism, and our human responses to oppression. Olaniran’s original music serves as the film’s sonic backdrop.
Inspired by the likes of Emmanuel Adjei, Wes Craven, Chris Claremont, and Bill Sienkiewicz, "MADE A UNIVERSE" examines what it means to unlock your power in the face of fear and repression, and how one must unify various fragments of their psyche to connect with the world and themselves on a deeper level.
As a collaboration across artistic mediums with several multidisciplinary, award-winning artists and Cranbrook Museum, this multimedia production explores themes of agency, liminality, human connection, and psychic/emotional power.
MINE
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Film (short)
by Rise-Home Stories Project (Animation, Drama and Fantasy)
Supervising Producer, Co-Writer, Co-Producer MINE is an animated series that explores the difficult and worthwhile fight for the community you love. When the sudden disappearance of water -- their main life source -- threatens to upend a vibrant utopia, an intrepid teen named Blaze must save their community before it’s too late.
Dot's Home
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Video Game
by Rise-Home Stories Project
Supervising Producer, Co-Producer DOT’S HOME is a single-player video game where DOT (Dorothea Hawkins) travels throughtime to key moments in her family’s history to see how individual decisions— however seemingly inconsequential, let alone right or wrong — have long-lasting collective impact.
Femme Queen Chronicles: Episode One - The Clock
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Series
by Ahya Simone
Co-Writer, Producer 'Femme Queen Chronicles' follows four black trans women as they navigate through love, life, shade, and trade in the city of Detroit. In the pilot episode, we follow Chanel, Eryka, Amirah, and Shevon as they try to avoid being clocked or clocking someone up the head.
University of Michigan
(2011-2016)