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13th Annual LA SKINS FEST
“La Skins was a wonderful festival. The venue was amazing, (There were screenings at) the TCL Chinese theater, parties on top of the Netflix headquarters, and a wonderful awards dinner. I was proud to be a Native American filmmaker selected to the LA Skins fest. I really hope more Natives get into film making. This... Read more »
Find out more »13th Annual LA SKINS FEST – SAVE THE DATE
The LA SKINS FEST, presented by COMCAST NBCUNIVERSAL, takes place November 19th - 24th, 2019 in Hollywood, CA. The festival offers a genuine voice for emerging Native American artists. This year, we open our festivities at Amazon Studios in Culver City that features selected filmmakers, writer lab fellows, community leaders and more on Tuesday November... Read more »
Find out more »13th Annual LA SKINS FEST
The LA SKINS FEST, presented by COMCAST NBCUNIVERSAL, announced its full list of events, programs, and film screenings taking place November 19th – 24th, 2019 in Hollywood, CA. The festival offers a genuine voice for emerging Native American actors, filmmakers, writers, directors and our community of artists. Every year, we premier several Native-made movies that... Read more »
Find out more »2019 NATIVE YOUTH MULTIMEDIA WEEKEND
The LA SKINS FEST has expanded the Native Youth Multimedia Weekend. We have added more activities for youth participants visiting from Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Check out the activities we are offering this year! Thursday Nov 21st, we tour the set of ABC's Stumptown starring renowned actress Tantoo Cardinal. (Invitation Only) Thursday night, we have... Read more »
Find out more »Ongoing
Youth Media and Tech Workshop Overview
Since 2009, the Native American Youth Media and Tech Workshop has travelled to reservations and urban centers across the world to provide an expansive and comprehensive program that provides new access for our community. Every year, we expand the workshop to include new curriculum, new technology and new equipment. Our multimedia curriculum... Read more »
Find out more »2009 Native Youth Media and Tech Workshops
Since 2009, we have taught film workshops to youth at reservations and Native American urban centers throughout the United States and Canada. The participating youth learn about writing, directing, shooting and editing their own movies. Equally important, the youth present these films to their tribal communities and speak before an audience. Check out images from... Read more »
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CHICKENS
Two racist cops try to cover up killing an unarmed black teen. Things don’t go as planned…
Find out more »Blackwater
Blackwater follows the story of Birdie Blackwater. A washed up Native American country singer from the reservation who found stardom and fame at an early age. Now on her last leg career wise, and having burnt every bridge across America, Birdie finds herself alone and broke returning to her home land trying to cope with... Read more »
Find out more »The Incredible Brown NDN
An ordinary Joe decides to become the world’s first Native Amerivsn superhero.
Find out more »PRAYERS of a SAINT
A small town girl escapes her abusive home in the hopes of something better than the life she and her mother have been trapped in. She heads for California where anything seems possible… but along the way discovers the world isn’t as welcoming as she had imagined. Her courage and will to survive are tested... Read more »
Find out more »Running Shadow
A young Lakota woman dreams of running competitively outside the Reservation, but with broken shoes and no real track to practice on, her chances seem slim. Even with the best shoes, she’s haunted by the guilt that she couldn’t run fast enough to save her sister from suicide. Those traumatic memories stop her from running... Read more »
Find out more »Gently, Jennifer
When Jennifer and Madison sneak a peek at a porn collection, a model stirs a deep desire in Jennifer.
Find out more »Douk
A Native American family confronts the harsh reality of being split apart from their daughters.
Find out more »Your Name Isn’t English
As drivers struggle to pronounce her name, a Native American passenger offers history lessons from the backseat. Its a lesson in American history they won't forget.
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