Native American storytelling continues to provide groundbreaking television series and films with animation at the forefront.
The mentors provide guidance for each fellows animation television or motion picture project.
Her artistic journey began with a quillwork apprenticeship, studying Dakota design, aesthetics, and methodology.
She transitioned into multimedia and digital art in 2020, inspired by the possibilities of generative and AI art.
She resides in her home community of Pezutazizi Kapi.
Moki Bear Eagleis an Oglala Lakota storyteller from Wounded Knee, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota.
Charine Pilar Gonzalesis a Tewa filmmaker from San Ildefonso Pueblo and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
River Bank (Po-Kehgeh) is currently in the film festival circuit.
Charine aims to intertwine memories, dreams and truths through story.
Charine is a producer for Native Lens hosted by KSUT Tribal Radio and RMPBS.
She owns the multimedia production company, Povi Studios.
Charine attends Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) MFA Creative Writing program with a focus in Screenwriting.
Shes represented by Rain Management Group, based in LA.
Her favorite foods are Pueblo oven bread, red chile stew, and chicos.
She resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her family and chunky orange tabby cat, Cheddar.
Luis Angel Rossy, also known as Machete Sound, is a multi talented indigenous artist from California.
He is known for his diverse music influences and fearless and original genre blending bangers.
Music isnt his only skill, he is also an accomplished writer.
The Machete Clan which tells the story of an indigenous man facing racism and oppression in modern day America.
The visually stunning and culturally impactful first edition is the first of more to come.
In addition to his other natural talents, he also has acting experience.
Sabrina Salehais a Navajo screenwriter and actress.
Alex Vallois a talented graphic designer and animator from the Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico.
This led him to expand his repertoire and create motion graphics for popular songs, attracting a wider audience.
This upbringing fuels his passion for representing the stories and experiences of his people through his creative work.
Through his work Alex seeks to not only entertain but also to educate.
Using the power of storytelling to share knowledge in an engaging and appealing way.
Rahe-Wanitanama(Indigenous Caribbean / Taino) is a storyteller, craftsperson and tradesperson based in Florida and Jamaica.
Affiliation: Dolphin Head Forest Reserve via Askenish, Jamaica.
Through this blend, Amanda envisions storytelling as a tool for healing and self-exploration.
