'Trapping Muskrat' gives guidance on how to trap dzan (muskrats), skin and stretch the furs, and all the items you can make with the furs.
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A animated account of a boy living a traditional life.
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A video recipe to show how to make pemmican.
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A boy who is bored decides to go sliding. What could possibly go wrong?
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Three best friends hanging out together in Old Crow, Yukon. A day of laughing, chatting and having fun!
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Gwitchin Fights is a story about hunters going out on the land to go get caribou for their people. When they return home something happens....
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This is an informative video on how and what to recycle that will also encourage people to recycle and help the Earth.
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My favorite things in Old Crow, Yukon is to drive around on ski-doo, hunt and play video games. Hope you enjoy my favorite activities.
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A fun trip to Crow Flat by skidoo.
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A mini documentary about Nishan's father Bill Blackwater and his many roles in the Ksan community: singer, dancer, performer and boxer - not to forget Chief and United Church supporter!
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A young mother-to-be changes her unhealthy way of living to give her child the childhood she never had.
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The filmmaker creates a homage to his grandfather, Chris Skulsh who was born in Kispiox and had a full life fishing and logging. He was also Chief and a devoted family man.
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The filmmaker shares his personal struggle with alcohol.
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A "trailer" about one of the traditional stories of Wii-get. The filmmaker wanted to try her hand using green screen and After Effects.
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A stop motion animation to cleanse the spirit.
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A celebration of Community and Family.
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A youth learns the importance of living off the land in a place called Gitsegas, BC. Through this experience he grows closer to his grandfather and hopes to pass the knowledge along to his child.
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This stop-motion animation deals with the loss of culture and the resurgence of it through future generations. It explores the power of Haida art and the importance of sustaining it.
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A young Haida boy visits his ts’inni (grandfather) for story time, and is transported into a magical world of Haida language and tradition. This world is one that represents a world of nature, animals, language and Haida ways which are disappearing.
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