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Latest News
Past Native Lens mentor, Misty Upham, finds a great role in "Frozen River"!!! | Former Seattleite Misty Upham's film/acting career takes another step forward with "Frozen River". SUPERFLY is Super Close!!! | The third annual Superfly Film Challenge taking place June 5th and 6th with the premiere screening happening on the 7th. Click here for more info Folklife Expressions | This weekend Longhouse Media and the 2008 Folklife Festival are proud to annouced Expressions in Seattle, artwork by contemporary Native people will be on display at the Bagley Wright Theatre during the this years Folklife Festival. The opening reception is today. Hope to see you there. More info here. March Point Website | Our wonderful new board member, Victor Pascual, has been busy working on great graphics for the upcoming SUPERFLY fest and March Point movie. Click here for March Point Office Hours Longhouse Media office hours at the Northwest Film Forum Mondays and Tuesdays |
Recent Programming
Draw the Line!!! | Native Lens is working with Draw the Line Campaign, March Point in the News! | Travis Tom (from left), Nick Clark and Cody Cayou, Swinomish tribal members, examine how the oil refineries on March Point have affected the Swinomish Tribe's culture, loss of land and contributed to pollution in the waters around the reservation in their documentary "March Point." Find out more here |
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"Frozen River" | BlackTree TV Host Jessica Boyd, sits down with the stars from the film Frozen River, which made a lot of noise at this years Sundance Film Festival. Our former mentor, Misty Upham, found a great role in this new feature film and we all are very proud and excited for her and her future. Love you Misty. Longhouse Media is always interested in passionate, creative volunteers to help make the organization even better. Find out how to help. Artist Quote "Making a film is a very scary thing. You just put your heart into it and hope that things go right. You also hope that special things happen during the process that you didn't expect. So much is out of your hands, but you have to make a film that you are proud of…hopefully other people will like it as well." --Sterlin Harjo (Goodnight Irene, Four Sheets to the Wind, SuperFly Script Writer) |
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