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The Pulitzer Race documentary bridges a century of innovation, from the roaring 1920s air races that pushed aviation into the modern age to today’s revolution in electric flight. In 1925, daring pilots raced roaring engines for speed and glory; in 2025, pioneers gather again to compete with clean, quiet, and sustainable aircraft. Through rare archival footage, personal stories, and the voices of modern visionaries, the film captures the spirit of competition, progress, and imagination that defines aviation. It is a story of legacy and transformation—how yesterday’s race for speed became today’s race for the future of flight. Produced by Susan Roe Musacchio, a third generation Aviatrix  and LegacyFILM.  

In production now. 

In distribution now, the documentary film shares the unknown history of Chicago told from a Native American perspective.  It shares how Archange Ouilmette was the founding mother of Chicago and its impact on the landscape today. The little known story begins with the documentation of Sharon's ancestry and her journey to learn about her heritage. Few Chicagoans truly understand that Native Americans, let alone a 7th generation Native American still resides in Chicago.  We will weave the story of the beginning of Chicago, the importance of Native American presence in Chicago, the 1830's Indian Removal Period and how today, Chicago is one of the largest Native American populations in the country.   

Produced with the historical consultancy of Sharon Hoogstraten (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) and Cole Rattan (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) and descendents of Ouilmette. 

A 1920’s aviation love story. For the Love of Flying. This film traces the life of my grandmother, Eddie Ferguson her inspiring story during the 1920’s era of the Ford Flivver.

Our family has a personal connection to Brooks. My grandmother, Eddie Ferguson, was a young aviator who flew from her family’s farm near Detroit.  The end of the 1920’s marked a turning point in her life and ultimately shaped the legacy of women pilots in our family — including my mother and myself.

Derby Skies traces the 1929 Women’s Air Derby from California to Ohio, retracing vanished airfields and revealing the extraordinary endurance, courage, and determination required to fly this historic 3,000-mile route.

In development now.