ShortsHD – the short film channel is giving voice to indigenous film artists and cultures from every first nation in the world on our ShortsHD television broadcast channels in the USA and Europe! ShortsHD is accepting immediate submissions for a … Continue reading
Hungry for imagineNATIVE films? In this third instalment of Programming-Team-picks, I invite you to a sampling of the smorgasbord of 2012 imagineNATIVE programming that I have personally taste-tested for you. Like food free-for-alls, I have trouble controlling myself, so please … Continue reading
It’s that time again! Hard to believe another year has gone by. But here we are, about to gear up for another amazing imagineNATIVE Film Festival. We’ve got a lot of great things cooked up this year, but I’m here … Continue reading
Hi everyone! It’s Jason here, and as one of the Festival’s seven programmers I’ve been asked to do something incredibly difficult for this blog: provide the very first Programmers’ Picks for this year’s Festival. Now listen, when I say I’m … Continue reading
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The Stolen Sisters Digital Initiative (SSDI) an artistic commission by imagineNATIVE and national exhibition of four, one-minute digital works by award-winning Canadian Indigenous filmmakers celebrating and honouring Indigenous women and their contributions as strong, successful and valued members of society. Each artist … Continue reading
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The Stolen Sisters Digital Initiative (SSDI) an artistic commission by imagineNATIVE and national exhibition of four, one-minute digital works by award-winning Canadian Indigenous filmmakers celebrating and honouring Indigenous women and their contributions as strong, successful and valued members of society. Each artist … Continue reading
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The Stolen Sisters Digital Initiative (SSDI) an artistic commission by imagineNATIVE and national exhibition of four, one-minute digital works by award-winning Canadian Indigenous filmmakers celebrating and honouring Indigenous women and their contributions as strong, successful and valued members of society. Each artist … Continue reading
Right now, at imagineNATIVE, I’m developing a music component that will hopefully play a part in bridging the professional gap between the Indigenous music and film industries. Both industries are booming right now, and it is truly an exciting time … Continue reading
Saturday, June 23, 2012 at 8:30pm The Canadian Museum of Civilization Theatre 100 Rue Laurier, Gatineau, QC imagineNATIVE travels to Ottawa on June 23, 2012 to co-present a special shorts program at the inaugural Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival. … Continue reading
Hi everyone: Had an incredible weekend. Spent it in Curarrehue, a Mapuche community in Araucanía and the farthest south I have been on Earth. Amazing people. So warm and kind and funny! They also have bannock!!! It’s exactly the same … Continue reading
