The LA SKINS FEST, presented by COMCAST NBCUniversal, is now officially accepting film entries for their 12th Annual film festival taking place November 13th-18th, 2018 at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood. Regular deadline coming up September 10th! ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Entries must be by/or have a Native American/First Nation/Indigenous artist involved in the project (Please include… Read more »
The Native American TV Writers Lab (NA TV Lab) is partnering with KUNG FU MONKEY PRODUCTIONS and conducting practice writers’ room to teach Native writers the method of breaking story. NA TV Lab Fellows participating in this workshop are: Joey Clift Khadijah Iman Jason Marcus Jade Puga Kung Fu Monkey Productions was founded in 2012 by… Read more »
Khadijah Iman was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts with an undeniable love for television, film, and music. Good luck getting her away from a classic horror flick like Child’s Play or Scream. In 2015, she graduated from Full Sail University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing for Entertainment and moved to… Read more »
A writer for Hasbro, a Sundance/IAIA fellow and a LA Skins Fest HBO/CBS/NBC’s Native Writer’s Workshop participant, this First-Nations comedy writer has a knack for the whimsical. We offer the proper recommendations for you if you want to play casino online in Canada. Our experts go through a rigorous process of evaluating the best casino sites… Read more »
Joey Clift is writer, performer and registered member of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe who has written on Wabbit and Lego Ninjago: Decoded for Cartoon Network and OMG, Swamp Talk With Shrek and Donkey and What They Got Right for DreamWorks. A web series episode he co wrote for the Fine Brothers was nominated for a… Read more »
The NATIVE YOUTH MULTIMEDIA WORKSHOP partnered with the United Indian Health Service, Inc in Arcata, CA and conducted a multi-day workshop from September 10th – 15th, 2018. Native youth produced digital video projects in various genres that included public service announcements. Their projects focused on issues that are effecting their community and peers as it… Read more »
Jim Ruel, Bay Mills Ojibwe, is comedian/filmmaker/writer/actor from Wisconsin. In 2004, he was chosen by the NBC’s Diversity Talent search to perform a standup comedy showcase in Hollywood which opened the door for his television appearances on Showtime, the BBC, Comedy Central, and PBS. He has written, performed, and produced a number of digital shorts… Read more »
Born and raised in an Alaskan village of 500, Carlee Malemute, a graduate from USC’s Screenwriting MFA Program and a participant in the 2016 Native American TV Writers Lab, co- wrote three movies for Lifetime and is currently staffed with her writing partner on Hallmark’s Good Witch. She enjoys writing stories about complicated families.
Eva Thomas (Tohono O’odham /Ojibway/Cherokee) is an actor, filmmaker and writer. Eva graduated from Arizona State University with degrees in Communication and Broadcasting. After university, she attended the Webber Douglas Dramatic Arts Academy in England and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Eva earned a Masters of Arts degree from UCLA in… Read more »
Isaac was born in New York City but currently lives in Los Angeles. His writing credits include the cabaret “Sexy 101”, the musical “Shadows” and the short-film “Lov/Sik”. He has performed on off-Broadway stage, television and film. One of the short-film projects he co-starred in, “The Last Bullet” was chosen for official selection at the International Film… Read more »
