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Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) cinematic arts and technology faculty member, Peter M. Kershaw, along with his production company, Duchy Parade Films, LLC, have put together a production plan for a contemporary feature film which will be filmed in New Mexico.
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Five Native Films You Should be Streaming in 2018
For the third year running, the professor from College of Menominee Nation announces his top five films of the year.
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Five Native Films You Should Be Streaming in 2017
The quality and variety of Native cinema has never been better, so grab some popcorn and start streaming.
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Institute of American Indian Arts Instructor Will Have Film Featured at Sundance
Sydney Freeland (Diné), one of the Institute of American Indian Arts’ faculty members and an Emmy-nominated filmmaker, has had her latest project, the Netflix original film,
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Students from the Institute of American Indian Arts and Navajo Technical University Win TCJ Art and Film Contests
Tribal College Journal has announced the winners of its 2016 TCJ Student art and film contests. Kūākea Yasak of the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) won the journal’s cover art contest with his drawing “Wahine.” Clinton Desiderio of Navajo Technical University (NTU) took top honors for best film of the year with “The Hostage,” while Cheyenne Echota Killsnight of IAIA,
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Five Native Films You Should Be Streaming in 2016
One of the unwritten job requirements of a humanities faculty member at a tribal college or university (TCU) is the ability to readily offer media recommendations.
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Tribal College Filmmakers to Be Featured at Film Festival
Three films produced by students from the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) have been selected for inclusion in the Seventh Annual Santa Fe Independent Film Festival.
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CNC helps train Natives For PBS Film Episodes
Comanche Nation College (CNC, Lawton, OK) hosted a workshop for the PBS American Experience series on Jan. 10-11, 2009.
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IAIA Student Films, RAs Recognized Nationally
In 2008 more than 15 Native American students from all over the country participated in the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) Summer Television and Film Workshop.
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Oglala Lakota Sweeps AIHEC Film Competition
The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Student Congress initiated the First Annual Film Competition in Green Bay, WI,
