A group of 35 Native youth, ages 13 to 18, are making four films on the "fly" for the upcoming Seattle International Film Festival.
The youth are part of Native Lens, a project mostly funded by the Swinomish Tribe. They will head to the reservation to make four short films based on a special script written by renowned author and filmmaker Sherman Alexie.
The four films will then be screened as part of the FutureWave youth series at the film festival.
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Native-youth films in SIFF spotlight
(The Seattle Times 6/7)
Relevant Links:
Native Lens - http://www.swinomish.org/native_lens
Seattle International Film Festival - http://www.seattlefilm.com
Native youth to make films on the 'fly' for festival
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
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