Upcoming Projects
New ventures are underway at James Green Creative Enterprises. From an ambitious digital platform to a film adaptation in development, these projects reflect the same creative discipline and strategic thinking that have defined James's work for more than six decades. Details on select projects are shared below. For investment, sponsorship, or partnership inquiries, please reach out directly.
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A Credit to Your Race - Feature Film Adaptation
Based on the acclaimed book by Truman Green, A Credit to Your Race is currently in development as a feature film. The story examines race, identity, and resilience through a deeply human lens -- and James Green is bringing it to the screen.
This adaptation represents both a personal and creative commitment to expanding the reach of a powerful narrative, and to telling stories that matter on the largest stage possible.
Investment and production partnership inquiries are welcome.
REVIEW OF “A CREDIT TO YOUR RACE”
excerpt from: Canadian Literature - a quarterly peer-reviewed journal
Part of the City of Vancouver's Legacy Book Project Set in Surrey, BC circa 1960, A Credit to Your Race is a story about innocent love awakening between a fifteen-year-old black porter's son and the white girl next door. The novel is a disturbing and convincing portrayal of how the full weight of racism and bigotry came to bear on a youthful, interracial couple. A Credit to Your Race was published in 1973 in a press run of only a few hundred copies. We are pleased to be making this "lost" BC novel available to a new audience of readers as part of the City of Vancouver's Legacy Book Project. Praise for A Credit to Your Race: "If isolation is a key theme of black B.C. writing, Green's protagonist Billy Robinson is the most fully-drawn expression."(author and social historian Wayde Compton) "... The story gets its power from Truman Green's simple direct, almost dead-pan delivery of what people said and did, almost as if he were telling you about it at the kitchen table.
Billy Robinson's acute awareness of what's wrong, here in the hazy pre-dawn of the Civil Rights movement, is compelling and tangled and credible. We can be sorry for what Billy had to endure, and glad that the Legacy Books Project and Anvil Press have brought back his story." (Geist) "... the reader sees through [the protagonist] Billy's eyes what it is like to grow up surrounded by massive misinformation about race and miscegenation. Green adds a uniquely small-town Canadian perspective to the topic of interracial romance. Billy's family are the only visible minorities in town, and multiple characters make observations about the large difference between Canada's cultural, political, and juridical environment and the American racial context they glean from television shows and newspaper headlines.