Black singer stands up against segregation | Magnolia Bloom - Short Film by Tayo Amos

In 1950s Las Vegas, a black singer is on the verge of her big break, but she risks it all when she learns her audience won't be integrated. 🎬 Subscribe for more shorts 🎬: ‪@RealityEndsHere‬ Follow us on the social media: ➤ Facebook:   / usccinema   ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/usccinema/?hl CREDITS Director - Tayo Amos Writers - Joi Elaine, Matt Mitchell Producers - Julia Dillard, Matt Mitchell Production Design - Jasmine Fini and Dashiell Demeter Editing - Melanie Lim Art Direction - Kristina Wong Cinematography - Matthew Steven Wilder Costume Design - Halei Parker Mix - Daniel Blanck Sound Designer - Trisha Golec Soundtrack - Sturdivant Adams Casting - Lex Scott Davis, Wes McGee, Joseph Lopez, Joanne Whalley, Cheryl Dent, Adam Jonas Segaller Year - 2021 FESTIVAL Tribeca Festival Indy Shorts Holly Shorts Catalina Film Festival Diversity in Cannes - Short Film Showcase The American Pavilion - Emerging Filmmaker Showcase ------------------------------------- This is the place to discover films created by students at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. Based in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California has the top film school in the world (ranked #1 this year by The Hollywood Reporter) with an expanding alumni network of successful filmmakers, artists, and professionals working in the film industry.