I am Ryan Abrahamson, son of Mary and Howard of the Spokane Tribe. I was born on my reservation, and I was raised around the pow-wow drum; singing, dancing, fighting and creating. At an early age, I understood the written word, recorded sound and moving loud images to be the ultimate forms of idea communication and artistic expression. For eighteen years, I trained to be a writer, musician and filmmaker to change the world’s view of my people and my people’ view of themselves. Understanding makes us strong. I am now signed with a literary agent and working on my third novel, and I own my own company; which is in its third year of operation and is the only American Indian digital media company in Spokane, Washington. I still drum and sing the old songs with my family at powwows.
Upcoming Events
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Writers
January 1 @ 8:00 am - December 31 @ 5:00 pm -
18th Annual LA SKINS FEST – Call For Submissions
April 1 @ 8:00 am - August 24 @ 5:00 pm -
9th Annual Native American TV Writers Lab – Fellows Selected
April 15 @ 7:00 pm - June 9 @ 9:00 pm
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Check out the Imagining Indigenous Cinema Program today (6/11) @vidiots ! They will be screening an amazing lineup… https://t.co/9tui68weEr
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NATIVE AMERICAN FILM WORKSHOP June 26-30 '23 Address climate action, social justice & other topics that affect our… https://t.co/PIOJgLlajn
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Join us tonight for an amazing screening of the film Gush (U.S., 2023) followed by an in person: Q&A with filmmaker… https://t.co/DYGJod0Kvu
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RT @UCLAFTVArchive: “Imagining Indigenous Cinema” opens Friday, June 2nd! This free series spotlights Indigenous filmmakers who are cen… https://t.co/sc3dBSrakT
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Screening June 2–18, “Imagining Indigenous Cinema” spotlights Indigenous filmmakers who are establishing new forms… https://t.co/dlbl0gEVv1