In "Norma," a Louisiana blues singer fights to stay relevant in an ever-changing music industry while grappling with past mistakes and enduring racism, capitalist greed, and a looming economic downturn throughout the 1930s. With the help of a determined young musician, Norma must find her voice and grasp her destiny, even when society tries to silence her and make her feel irrelevant. This short film is a raw and authentic portrayal of an artist's struggle to survive in a cutthroat industry, set against the backdrop of the rich and multifaceted Louisiana music scene. Through a blend of cinematic style, period-accurate visuals, and an original soundtrack composed by local musicians, "Norma" pays homage to the jazz and blues music that has shaped Louisiana's heritage and influenced the industry at large. This film is a celebration of resilience, determination, and the power of music to move communities through turbulent times.