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Project Slate

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Lake Town poster, dark underwater town with church steeple, warm sunset lake above, cinematic thriller

LAKE TOWN – Prestige Television Series | Mystery Drama | Pilot

When a young man disappears in Georgia’s Lake Lanier, a sheriff, a journalist, and a local historian uncover the submerged remains of Oscarville—a Black community erased by racial violence and buried beneath the reservoir. As water levels recede and structures begin to surface, a pattern of disappearances suggests the past is not buried—it is still exerting pressure.
 

Thematic Comp: True Detective meets Watchmen

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The Ledger poster, period drama with central woman in ornate dress, warm golden lighting

THE LEDGER – Prestige Television Series | Historical Drama | Pilot + Season One 

A historical crime drama set in 1898 New Orleans tracing the rise of Storyville through the ambitions of Lulu White and the political machinery that created America’s most controlled vice district. The series reveals how race, commerce, and sexuality were engineered into a single system of urban governance.
 

Thematic Comp: Boardwalk Empire meets Deadwood

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THE BURDEN OF PERFECTION – Feature Film | Prestige Historical Drama

The rise and unraveling of James Reese Europe—the pioneering Black composer who introduced jazz to the world during World War I—told through the impossible demand placed upon him to embody perfection as a musician, soldier, and cultural representative. As his visibility expands on the global stage, so too does the pressure to perform not just excellence, but flawlessness under constant scrutiny. What emerges is a portrait of brilliance under constraint, where the cost of perfection becomes inseparable from the man himself.
 

Thematic Comp: Amadeus meets Lincoln

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Black Monday poster, dark background with heavy hanging bundle and old scale, thriller tone

BLACK MONDAY – Feature Film | Financial Thriller

A Wall Street risk analyst discovers that modern global finance is built on a hidden ledger system descended from 19th-century cotton exchanges—designed not to prevent collapse, but to profit from it. When the institution that recruited him moves to sacrifice him to protect the system, he triggers a global reconciliation protocol that forces every bank to prove its math at once.
 

Thematic Comp: The Big Short meets Michael Clayton

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The Blood Acres poster, older man at head of candlelit table, family tree diagram glowing behind, gothic drama

THE BLOOD ACRES – Stage Play | Modern Southern Gothic Drama

On the eve of a centennial celebration, a prominent Georgia family discovers their modern real estate empire was built on the sale of their own enslaved kin. As a digital genealogical family tree begins to surface suppressed connections, the family is forced to confront a present-day development project displacing the same bloodline their ancestors sold to build it.
 

Thematic Comp: Succession meets A Raisin in the Sun

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The Last Space poster, illustrated meeting room with neighbors arguing, warm gritty palette

THE LAST SPACE – Stage Play | Modern Chamber Drama

A quiet co-op board meeting in Brooklyn becomes a psychological battle over governance, privilege, and control when a proposed community pool exposes deeper tensions around ownership and belonging.
 

Thematic Comp: The Lehman Trilogy meets Twelve Angry Men

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The Heirs poster, split composition with older and younger man, masked ball below, dark gold palette

THE HEIRS – Stage Play | Historical Political Chamber Tragedy

On the eve of the 1874 Battle of Liberty Place, members of New Orleans’ elite Krewe societies gather behind closed doors to debate whether to launch an insurrection against Reconstruction government—revealing how private conversations become the engine of public catastrophe.
 

Thematic Comp: Frost/Nixon meets Southern Gothic drama

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High Step poster, marching band member in orange and green uniform, dramatic clouds

HIGH STEP – Four-Part (PBS) Documentary Series | Cultural History

A documentary series tracing the evolution of HBCU marching bands from late-19th-century military formations into a uniquely Black performance tradition that reshaped American spectacle.
 

Spine: Discipline → Transformation → Resilience → Cultural authorship

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