NC A&T Student Voting Rights :

Mini Doc

My Role
As Producer, Shooter, and Editor, I guided the film from concept through final cut. I coordinated interviews and on-the-ground coverage of student organizing, then shaped the footage into a story that carries both the urgency of the moment and the history behind it.

When North Carolina A&T lost its on-campus polling site, students at the nation’s largest HBCU refused to stay quiet. This short documentary follows student organizer Olu Rouse and his peers as they fight to restore on-campus voting access. They carry forward a legacy of civil rights activism that began in Greensboro generations ago. Part documentary and part call to action, the film makes the case that protecting student voting rights means protecting the future of

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