This film shows the step by step process of the Gwich’in traditional brain tanning method of hide tanning of moose & caribou hides as taught to film producer Mary Jane Moses from 2011-2018.
The film footage/photographs goes back & forth between the hide teaching camps within the Trondëk Hwëch’in & Vuntut Gwitchin Traditional Territories.
Read MoreA Saturday morning animation
Read MoreAn animated adaptation of the Gwich'in traditional story that highlights the importance of the caribou.
A personal documentary celebrating living on the land and respecting and appreciating the caribou, a big part of the Gwich'in lifestyle.
Read MoreA multi-media short film that shares a little bit of insider information on what it is like to live in Old Crow Yukon.
Read MoreAn animated film about being out on the land and hunting caribou.
Read MoreAn interview with Alfred Charlie where he focuses on the integral Gwich'in relationship with the caribou.
An animated film about how two Gwich'in brothers think about caribou.
Read MoreThree rolls of super 8 shot by a brother sister team around their village of Old Crow, Yukon.
One roll of super 8 was shared by 5 students in the grade 7,8, 9 class of Chief Zzeh Gittlit School in Old Crow.
A conceptual project that represents a 24 hour period in 24 minutes of film during the busy month of September in this remote Yukon village. Each hour is thus represented in one minute.
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