Aboriginal filmmakers: Ready? Set? Film! This NFB program encourages independent Aboriginal filmmakers to produce their own films.

Adapted from: onf.ca

This August 2004 article, "Our Aboriginal filmmakers beyond our borders" looks at the global reach of Canadian Aboriginal filmmakers, and was featured on the Aboriginal Planet Internet Portal.

Adapted from: dfait-maeci.gc.ca

K8e K8e is an Aboriginal firm specializing in artistic and cultural productions.

Adapted from (french only): k8e.ca

Elisapie Isaac, the daughter of an Inuk mother and a Newfoundland father, was born in Salluit in Nunavik, in the Far North. She is Inuk, and speaks Inuktitut, French and English. She was adopted by an Inuit family at birth. She and Alain Auger make up the famous musical duet Taima (Enough!).

Adapted from: taimaproject.com

Every year, Terres en vues (Land InSIGHTS) organizes the First Peoples' Festival, culminating on June 21st, National Aboriginal Peoples' Day. The festival's "Aboriginal films and videos" segment features recent audio-visual productions about the First Nations of the Americas, produced by Aboriginals themselves.

Adapted from: nativelynx.qc.ca

Elisapie Isaac

Elisapie Isaac is a 30 year old filmmaker from Salluit, Nunavik. Born from an inuk mother and a newfoundland father, she was adopted at birth by an inuk family and was raised according to their traditions.

Paul Ricard

Paul Ricard is a muskego Cree born in Moose Factory in north Ontario. He works as producer, director and photo director, often in partnership with several production houses like Nutaaq Media Inc, Wildheart Productions, Wawatay, CBC North and the Office national du film.

Nick Huard

Nick Huard, 59, comes from the community of Listuguj in Baie des Chaleurs. Nick is a motivated and passionated man. Its passion for photography and design brought him in New York at the end of the Sixties to study fashion in a professional college.