The question is on every local's mind: Could 50 Cent really be bringing music and movie stars like Omar Epps, Quavo, and Wiz Khalifa to the G-Unit Film & Television headquarters in Shreveport? The stars have officially signed on for the new gang drama, Moses The Black, executive produced by the city's newest media mogul, Curti's "50 Cent" Jackson. In the last few years, 50 Cent has solidified himself as one of Shreveport's power players, with millions of investments into the downtown area alone. 50 plans on repaying the city by moving the majority of his future filming efforts to the North Louisiana area. READ MORE: Shreveport City Council Creates "50 Cent" Tax DistrictThe movie is written and directed by Yelena Popovic, a director, actor, and writer, getting her biggest break yet as a writer with 50 Cent's latest project.