As the "Great Depression" hit Detroit, finishing touches were being put on a flashy new 37 story skyscraper called The David Stott building.  Today, on the 25th floor of this same landscape, a think tank plans the recapture of the entertainment industry spotlight for the Motorcity.

Harold Bowles, son of Motown's 1960's musical director, Bean's Bowles, directs the crew at "In The Black Productions and Films" using the original success formula that Berry Gordy and crew used decades ago to put Detroit on the map in the music industry.  This time the crew uses the same formula but applies it to a different entertainment product - the feature film.  Mr. Bowles describes it as a transformation from "Motown to Movietown."

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