Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective

The Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective is a dynamic collective of Indigenous filmmakers from Winnipeg, driven by a shared mission to preserve and celebrate our rich cultural heritage. Through thought-provoking storytelling, our films challenge stereotypes and amplify Indigenous voices, bringing to life the challenges, triumphs, and aspirations of Indigenous communities.

UPCOMING events AND OPPORTUNITIES

EVENT

February 2024

The Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective convenes three distinct monthly meetings at the Black Lodge Studio, located on the third floor of the Artspace building at 100 Arthur St, Winnipeg, MB.

February 14 – Collective Meeting

February 20 – Writers Club

February 29 – Camera & Lighting Club

OPPORTUNITY

Skodoodisden Project

Skodoodisden is an innovative filmmaking project, led by the Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective (WIFC). This initiative serves as a series of four filmmaking incubators, creating an inclusive space for artists of all experience levels, from brand new enthusiasts to seasoned veterans. The initiative will explore different forms of filmmaking, and participants will gain experience and skills within the independent film industry. The project focuses on fostering creativity, collaboration, and narrative sovereignty, empowering filmmakers to produce films that authentically represent Indigenous perspectives.

Supported by the Indigenous Screen Office, ‘Skodoodisden’ not only aims to advance Indigenous representation in the film industry, but also strives to decolonize the film and arts sector, ensuring Indigenous creators have the agency to tell their own stories.

The Switch-A-Roo Incubator marks the inaugural phase of the Skodoodisden Project, designed to foster collaboration and skill development among Indigenous filmmakers. This incubator embraces inclusivity by pairing individuals of varying expertise.

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