Call for work: Native and/or Indigenous storytellers
Rocky Mountain Public Media and KSUT Tribal Radio are launching a new collaborative storytelling project called Native Lens. All filmmakers must identify as Native and/or Indigenous and they are looking for “stories of love, grief, laughter, tradition, art, inspiration, inequity, how life has changed because of COVID-19, or something else entirely”.
Entry is free, films of up to 5 minutes will be considered and there is time to make something completely new because the first deadline is in February 2023. Read more at https://www.rmpbs.org/nativelens/submissions/
Or at https://filmfreeway.com/NativeLen
Films will be shared through the organisers public media platforms.
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Jane Glennie’s award-winning poetry films have screened at festivals across the world. She works with still photographs to create films with a layered visual aesthetic that is abstract, painterly and floods the imagination. She is also a typographer and book designer, founder of Peculiarity Press publishing artists’ books.
