North Carolina Central University Alums Myles Truitt, Taimak, and Walter E. Jones to Star in HBCU-Inspired Martial Arts Film

North Carolina Central University (NCCU), one of the premier Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the nation, is making waves in the entertainment industry with the announcement of a new martial arts film titled 'Paper Made'.

The film will feature a powerhouse trio of NCCU alumni - Myles Truitt, Taimak, and Walter E. Jones - in lead roles, showcasing the talent and diversity that HBCUs cultivate.

'Paper Made' is set against the backdrop of an HBCU campus, offering a unique perspective on the HBCU experience and the role of martial arts in the lives of young Black students. The film promises to blend action, drama, and the rich cultural heritage of these renowned institutions.

Myles Truitt, known for his roles in 'Black Lightning' and 'Kin,' will take on the lead role in 'Paper Made,' portraying a student at the fictional HBCU Central University. Taimak, who rose to fame in the 1985 cult classic 'The Last Dragon,' will lend his martial arts expertise and experience to the film. Walter E.

The film's director, Michael Nolan, expressed his excitement about the project, stating, "We're thrilled to bring this HBCU-inspired story to life with such an incredible cast. Myles, Taimak, and Walter are all talented individuals who have deep roots in the HBCU community, and we're confident they will bring authenticity and passion to their roles."

The production of 'Paper Made' not only showcases the exceptional talent of NCCU alumni but also serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of HBCUs in shaping the entertainment industry. As the film reaches audiences, it is expected to inspire and empower the HBCU community, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and the extraordinary individuals who have emerged from these institutions.

"The selection of NCCU alumni for this project is a testament to the remarkable talent and influence of HBCUs in the entertainment industry. As the HBCU community eagerly awaits the release of 'Paper Made,' we are reminded of the boundless opportunities that these institutions provide for their students to thrive and make their mark on the world."

Originally reported by Google News HBCU.