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Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival presents MY CAREER AS A NATIVE FILMMAKER: A TALK BY DUSTINN CRAIG
Saturday, July 27, 11am
Museum of Northern Arizona
My Career as a Native Filmmaker: Indigenous Storytelling and Self-Representation
A Talk by Dustinn Craig.
Dustinn Craigs diverse experiences as a freelance filmmaker have taken him all over the country and exposed him to numerous Indigenous communities. He is frequently asked how to become part of the film and television industry. Dustinns perspective is that the odds are against Indigenous people, and historically always have been. In this talk, Dustinn (White Mountain Apache/Navajo) will share some of his opinions and insights from his career as a Native Filmmaker. Hell discuss the complicated relationship Indigenous peoples have to the visual image in both the negative oppressive ways and the positive liberating healing ways. For Dustinn, film instills hope for healing, education and liberation in a country and society whose legacy of violence toward Native America is something Indigenous people still struggle to endure and survive.
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LocationThe Museum of Northern Arizona (View)
3101 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
United States
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