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SUMMARY:Celebrate Natives in Film\, TV\, and New Media Award Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:The 12th Annual LA SKINS FEST held the 7th ANNUAL NATIVE AMERICAN MEDIA AWARDS CEREMONY Saturday\, November 17th\, 2018 at the Loews Hotel in Hollywood sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal and the Paramount Network.  \nThe annual ceremony was hosted by the world renowned Q’orianka Kilcher (The Alienist\, Hostiles) and Kalani Queypo (Jamestown\, Saints & Strangers). Local Native American celebrities such as Gil Birmingham (Yellowstone)\, Elizabeth Frances (The Son)\, Zahn Mcclarnon (Westworld\, The Son\, Longmire)\, and Martin Sensmeier (Westworld\, Wind River\, The Magnificent Seven)\, and Eugene Brave Rock (Wonder Woman) attended the ceremony and showed their support.  Filmmakers from across Indian country were honored for their great achievements in Native American cinema. \nSince 2013\, the LA SKINS FEST has honored it’s talented\, innovative and outstanding artists who have shown a unique and strong voice in the entertainment industry and provided leadership in our community. \nThe 2018 LA SKINS FEST winners are: \nAchievement in Short Film\nMUD\nDirected by Shaandiin Tome \nAchievement in Directing\nCowboy\nBoise Esquerra \nAchievement in Documentary Film\nWarrior Women\nDirected by Christina D. King and Elizabeth A. Castle \nEmerging Filmmaker Award\nTHE NIGHT WIND\nDirected by Cody Carlston \nAchievement in Writing\nWilliam Jehu Garroutte \nAchievement in Acting \nNadia George \nThe Water Drum \nAchievement in Youth Filmmaking\nDepression\nDirected by Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Youth / Tiwahe Youth Film Program \n2018 Community Leadership Award\nKung Fu Monkey Productions \nThe Native Youth Horizon Award \nStanding Up\nWellpinit Middle School / Spokane Indian Reservation \n2018 Emerging Youth Filmmakers\nBe A Helping Hand\nUnited Indian Health Services – Potawot Health Village \nAchievement in Short Documentary Film\nHarry Oosahwee\, Speaking through Art\nDirected by Sterlin Harjo \nAchievement in Student Filmmaking \nGun Control \nUnited American Indian Involvement Inc / Seven Generations Child and Family Services \nAchievement in Film\nAngelique’s Isle\nDirected by Michelle Derosier and Marie-Hélène Cousineau \n\nSpecial thanks to Comcast NBCUniversal and Paramount Network for supporting this year’s ceremony. \n  \nSponsored by:
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