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Dwayne Buckle Dwayne Buckle is an African American independent film maker, screenwriter, editor and sound recording artist from Queens, New York.
His first feature length film as writer, director, and producer, The Minority, won an Executive Director's Choice Award - Honorable Mention at the 15th Annual Pan African Film Festival in February, 2007. The Minority was an Official Selection at The Chicago Black Harvest Film Festival, 2008, HAYTI Heritage Film Festival, 2009, The STEPS International Rights Film Festival, 2009 and The Buffalo International Film Festival in 2009.
Buckle's short film, which he also wrote and directed, The Glasses, won a Platinum Award at the 41st Annual Houston International Film Festival (Worldfest)in August 2008. Buckle's second feature length film, in which he wrote, directed and produced, Cybornetics, had it's theatrical premier at The Cinema Village, in New York City, in June 2012, and it's DVD release in September 2012.
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