Feb. 24 will see the broadcast debut of the award-winning documentary Shot In The Dark, executive produced by Chance The Rapper and NBA all-star Dwyane Wade, sharing a portrait of life in Chicago for talented high school athletes.
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In Chicago's Westside, Orr Academy provides the platform from which high school basketball player Tyquone Greer looks out at the world, his neighborhood and his future. Coach Lou Adams and teammate Marquise Pryor are also featured to capture a portrait of what young star athletes go through. Director Dustin Nakao-Haider also produced 89 Blocks, the first sports documentary in Fox's "Magnify" series, which continues with this story.
"Shot In The Dark is an authentic and realistic look at high school sports in Chicago and what it means for our youth," said Chance The Rapper. "It's not really a game for some of us."
Shot In The Dark airs Feb. 24 on Fox.
