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A Native American boarding school newbie overcomes powwow challenges on a quest recover artifacts &unify Turtle Island.
indigenousarts-mediaculture-identityeducationhealth-wellnessmusic-performance
We are Indigenous creators producing a living storybook capturing the Powwow world we call “Turtle Island” through dance and music. Our Mo-Cap Animated Series reclaims the troubled boarding school experience by including the history & lore of tribes.
GODS EYE reimagines cultural wisdom woven with contemporary tragedies and plot-driven triumphs to deliver ceremonial medicine. Each Dance-driven tale moves through character motives & Native history to glimpse love, resilience, survival & healing.
1. Drafted First Nations Storytellers Mission & Program Statement 2. Updated GODS EYE Minibible 3. TEAM added software developer & animator KHALID MILLS 4. Scripted & character designed short episode 5. Wrote kids book pages &proposal
I’m a passionate, Peabody-winning disruptor who excels in the kids & family demographic. I am committed to cultural preservation for Indigenous people and enhancing literacy for young urban and rural boys to combat the school to prison pipeline.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1680058135063x112447036338727330
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