March 2012  

NAPT will be at the

2012 AIHEC Student Conference

The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) is holding its Spring 2012 Student Conference March 24-27 in Rapid City, South Dakota. This year's conference theme is "Honor the Drum." NAPT's Executive Director Shirley K. Sneve (Rosebud Sioux) will be presenting on "Natives in the Movies."

About the Presentation (Tuesday, March 27; 10:45 a.m.):
Are we winning the battle of an accurate portrayl of the Native American experience on screen? For 35 years, NAPT has supported Native American media makers in telling their own stories. Get a sneak preview of Native American documentaries and films coming up next year on PBS. Also, Shirley will demonstrate some web-based resources that extend the impact and community engagement of these important Native stories.

NAPT is Looking to Partner College Students with Public Television Stations!

Deadline to Apply is March 31

NAPT is looking to partner college students and Public Television stations to offer three multimedia summer internships. From a pool of applicants, NAPT will select three currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students for a 10-week, paid internship.

With major funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the purpose of this paid multimedia summer internship is to increase the journalism and production skills for the selected college student. One of the major goals of the internship will be to increase the quantity and quality of multimedia reporting available to Public Television audiences and other news outlets.



NAPT's Public Media Content Fund Deadline is Next Friday (March 16)

native american film festivalAttention all media makers! Submit to NAPT's Open Call 2012.

 

The NAPT Public Media Content Fund will award support to video projects with significant Natve involvement--particularly projects that profile Native American leaders for our series NATIVE WORD: STORIES PAST & PRESENT.

 

Find out more!

 

Time to Celebrate!

Congratulations Rebecca!

NAPT is proud to celebrate the 30-year-Anniversary of staff member Rebecca Fauver. Rebecca is the organization's Contracts/Accounting Assistant. She assists with the process of the yearly request for proposals, as well as drafting, finalizing and tracking independent and producer contracts and amendments. Fauver also assists with the distribution files for VisionMaker, is responsible for NAPT's inventory, assists with accounting procedures and the year-end audit. She began working at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on October 5, 1981, in the Veterinary Science Department and has been working for NAPT since 1985.
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Upcoming Screenings of NAPT Films

March 21 - River of Renewal

Where: 7th UNAFF Traveling Film Festival at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisc.

 

March 25 -Smokin' Fish

Where: 2nd Annual Green Bay Film Festival

211 North Broadway Street, Green Bay, WI 54303; 920-436-4777
Time: 1:15 p.m.

March 30 - Smokin' Fish
Where: 11th Annual Ozark Foothills FilmFestat the University of Arkansas Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall
2005 White Drive, Batesville, AK 72501; 870-612-2000

Time: 1:30 p.m.  

 

April 13 - Weaving Worlds

Where: Arizona International Film Festival

 

May 16 - River of Renewal

Where: Indigenous Film & Arts Festival in Denver, Colo. Filmmaker Jack Kohler will Skype-in for a Q&A session.

Time: 6:30 p.m.

 

June 4 - Up Heartbreak Hill, Way of the Warrior, GRAB, Smokin' Fish, Standing Bear's Footsteps

Where: 2012 Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) Mohegan Sun Conference in Uncasville, Conn.

 

View Upcoming Screening Dates

Producer Profile:

Racing the Rez's 

Brian Truglio

 

Brian Truglio's new documentary, Racing the Rez, was born from his love for running and his deep connection with the culture of the Navajo and Hopi in Arizona. "I knew that running had a powerful effect on me and I was looking to see if it also had that effect on other young people," Truglio said. The film tells the story of contemporary life on the Navajo and Hopi Reservations through the eyes and legs of boys running high school cross-country for the fiercly competitive rival teams of Tuba City and Chinle.

 

Listen to the interview

 

Read the article

 

Subscribe to the Producer Profile Podcast 

 

View the film's trailer

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These NAPT-VisionMaker titles are being offered for a limited time for FREE online streaming through SnagFilms.com.

 

 

 

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