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TELUS STORYHIVE announces Indigenous edition finalists

Posted: 24 Jan 2019 02:14 PM PST

Congratulations to the 30 finalists selected for the 2018 Indigenous edition of STORYHIVE.

These Indigenous filmmakers are awarded $20K each to produce their projects. They also receive training and mentoring from the National Screen Institute.

The finalists are:

Alberta

Red Fang from project lead Rudy Janvier

My Blood Memory is Couture from project lead Angel Aubichon

Whiteface from project lead Everett Sokol

CharlieTube from project lead Jason Winnipeg

Michif Stories with Land from project lead Judy Iseke

Lost from project lead Len Morissette

Kokhum & The Hunt from project lead Berkley Brady

Mary Mackagonne from project lead Sean Smith

The Boy and the Braid from project lead Alyssa Alook

Treaty Money from project lead Kelli Rae Morning Bull

He Shall Pay from project lead Kynan Gordon

Reserved from project lead Eric Janvier

The Love of Two from project lead Pamela Beebe

Residential Daughter from project lead Holly Fortier

Broken Records from project lead Trevor Solway

British Columbia

Spirit Glitch from project lead Mary Galloway

The Camp(us) from project lead Hayle Gallup

Laura’s Report from project lead Kaayla Whachell

D.I.Y. from project lead Taran Kootenhayoo

Hey Cuzzin from project lead Joy Haskell

The Healing Dance from project lead Shaelyn Johnston

Uu?uu~tah from project lead Chad Charlie

Moving Voice from project lead Janet Rogers

Q’sapi Times from project lead Damien Eagle Bear

Dance with Me from project lead Quanah Style

The Foundation: Indigenous Hip Hop in Canada from project lead Diana Hellson

Sisters of Sorrow from project lead Jordan Waunch

My Father’s Footsteps from project lead Cameron Watts

Dzunuḵ̓wa from project lead Ritchie Hemphill

Takla Trap House from project lead Levi Davis

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