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marzo 2006
 Melanie
Jackson (Métis/Saulteaux) is a producer and
editor of animations and documentaries for Dark Thunder Productions,
a company she co-founded with director Dennis Jackson. Their films
have won awards at the Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival,
Ekopsi Namew: At the Time of the Sturgeon in 2005 and Christmas
at Wapos Bay in 2002. Wapos Bay: There is No "I"
in Hockey was broadcast in 2005 throughout Canada on APTN.
In 2005, Jackson was one of six Native producers from Canada chosen
to participate in NSI Storytellers, a program of the National
Screen Institute and NBC Universal designed to support Canadian
First Nations/New Zealand Maori co-productions. She participated
in the 2004 Aboriginal Writing for Series Television program at
the Banff Centre of the Arts in Alberta. In 1999, Jackson was
one of 12 recipients of the Cancom Ross Charles Award, to participate
in television screenwriting and production workshops at the Banff
Centre. She was raised in southern Saskatchewan and lives in Saskatoon.
Presentado por NMAI
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Fotográficos:
Melanie Jackson - gentileza de Dark Thunder Productions
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