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Velma Kee Craig

October 2006

Velma Kee CraigVelma Kee Craig (Navajo) is the co-founder of BetterOnes Productions, which she runs with her husband and fellow director Dustinn Craig. She is currently working on a screenplay for a short film, and enjoys writing short stories and poetry. Female Rain - Nilts'a Bi'áád, Craig's directorial debut, is available on You Tube, and will eventually be part of a larger video magazine on Native artists. In 2008 she participated in "Native Women in Documentary Film," a community discussion featuring filmmakers at various stages in their professional work, organized by the NMAI Film and Video Center staff in Washington, DC. Craig is a graduate of Arizona State University with a BA in English Literature and a minor in American Indian studies. She lives with her family in Mesa, Arizona.

"I believe there is power in visibility. I am responsible for what I put out there. I would like my mark on everything that comes from me to be clear and evident. I need everything that I produce to have meaning, to serve some purpose."

Screened by NMAI

Image credit: Velma Kee Craig - courtesy of the filmmaker

Screened by NMAI

Dustinn Craig

Participant, Community Discussion, DC

Participant, 2006 Native American Film and Video Festival


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