-Ship: A Visual Poem (2020)
A black boy learns contradicting lessons of manhood and masculinity on the day of his cousin's funeral.
Director: Terrance Daye
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Antonio J. Watson as Jeremiah |
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Cheikh M'Baye as Junior |
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Jaime Lincoln Smith as Joseph / Father |
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Simbi Khali as Aunt Julia |
| Camera | Kristin Kouke | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Terrance Daye | Writer |
| Directing | Terrance Daye | Director |
| Editing | Terrance Daye | Editor |
| Production | Karynrose Bruyning | Executive Producer |
| Production | Khalid Livingston | Executive Producer |
| Production | Wangechi Mutu | Executive Producer |
| Production | Elegance Bratton | Executive Producer |
| Production | Jordan E. Cooper | Executive Producer |
| Production | Terrance Daye | Producer |
| Production | Chester Algernal Gordon | Producer |
| Production | Karynrose Bruyning | Producer |
