Students of 2021 above from top left: Brittany Ryan, Jessie Anthony, Angie-Pepper O’Bomsawin, Darcy Waite; bottom from left: Nadia Mike, Everett Sokol, Colin Van Loon
After 32 sessions covering topics such as the fundamentals of how to run a workplace, principles of human resources and production finance and distribution – these students are ready to take what they’ve learned and put it into action.
Congratulations to our 2021 participants:
Jessie Anthony from Vancouver, BC Banchi Hanuse from Bella Coola, BC Nadia Mike from Iqaluit, NU Angie-Pepper O’Bomsawin from Kahnawake, QC Brittany Ryan from Toronto, ON Everett Sokol from Edmonton, AB Colin Van Loon from Vancouver, BC Darcy Waite from Winnipeg, MB
Now it’s time to celebrate your hard work and dedication. Congratulations, and good luck completing this phase of training.
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NSI Art of Business Management – Indigenous Edition is a four-month, part-time online training and mentorship program to help storytellers learn essential business management skills while creating a project plan for a feature film or web series they are currently developing.
The Indigenous Film Summit has announced their 2021 online event schedule featuring panels, industry events and special guests. Registration is now open, and the event runs from June 23 to 25.
The National Screen Institute is the presenting partner of the Indigenous TikTok Panel Discussion. The discussion features panelists Danai Alexandar and Gia Pastion, and is moderated by TikTok influencer Sherry McKay. It takes place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. CT on Wednesday, June 23.
Register now for the following events featuring alumni.