A Story Almost Left Untold
November 17, 2020
An inside look at the journey of the production of The Osage Murders.
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A Warrior’s commUNITY and Sense of Home
November 10, 2020
Join Vision Maker Media in a conversation with three Native Veterans in honor of Veterans Day 2020.
Veterans Day Film Screenings
November 2, 2020
Vision Maker Media in Partnership with WORLD Channel Presents
Two Documentary Films Wednesday November 11, 2020 to Honor
and Recognize Native American Military Service Men and Women in
Observance of Veterans Day
Tribal Sovereignty and Home
November 2, 2020
A commUNITY Themed Online Film Streaming Event Celebrating Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month
An Inside look at Filmmaker Jennifer Varenchik
October 29, 2020
Jennifer Varenchik (she/her) is a writer and director who started as an actress, then moved behind the camera so she could contribute to creating more accurate depictions of Indigenous people on screen.
Nightmare Watch Party
October 25, 2020
Halloween is nearly here, which means Nightmare Vision is just around the corner! Although all of the Nightmare Vision films we be available on-demand from October 30-31, we invite you to join our spooktacular Host, Anthony Hudson as Carla Rossi, for a live watch party!
Rodrick Pocowatchit: A Leader in Indigenous Horror
October 19, 2020
Rodrick Pocowatchit (Comanche, Pawnee and Shawnee nations) is a Wichita, Kansas-based filmmaker and writer with ambitions to see more Native Americans represented in popular culture.
Meet Nightmare Visions’ host: Carla Rossi!
October 15, 2020
Meet Anthony Hudson (Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde), a multidisciplinary artist, writer, performer, and filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon and the official host of Nightmare Vision, Vision Maker Media’s Indigenous Halloween Film Fest.
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