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October 2003

Paul M. Rickard (Cree) is from Moose Factory in northern Ontario. A producer, director and cameraman for over 10 years, he now has his own production group based in Montreal. Paul has written and directed a number of award-winning works, including his directorial debut film Ayouwin: A Way of Life (1996). He directed Okimah, which had its U.S. premiere at the 2000 Native American Film and Video Festival and won the Best of the Fest award at the Yellowknife Far North Film Festival. Paul directed and co-produced Finding My Talk: A Journey into Aboriginal Languages, which led to the production of a 13-part series Finding Our Talk for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. The second season of F.O.T. is currently being broadcast on APTN. Over the years, Paul has also been involved in numerous multimedia training programs and has recently completed a workshop on digital storytelling with 30 young students in Moose Factory.

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Image credit: Paul Rickard at the 2003 Native American Film and Video Festival selector's meeting - Photograph by Amalia Cordova, NMAI

Screened by NMAI

Participant, 2006 Native American Film and Video Festival

Participant, 2006 Native Cinema Showcase

Selector, 2003 Native American Film and Video Festival


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