November 2006
 Ian
Skorodin (Choctaw) is the director of the dramatic
feature Tushka, which premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film
Festival, and won the Best Feature Award at the 1998 Arizona International
Film Festival. In 2002, Skorodin attended the Sundance Institute's
Producer's Conference, the PBS Annual Conference and Producer's
Academy in San Francisco, California, and INPUT in Rotterdam,
the Netherlands. He is currently developing Ten Little Indians,
a feature about imprisoned Native Americans. Skorodin has taught
youth video workshops for the American Indian Film Institute Tribal
Touring Program, the Inter-Tribal Entertainment Youth Video Program,
the OVCDC Film & Music Academy, the Weeneebeg Film and Video
Festival, and the Young Native Scholars/UCSD Residential Media
Program. He received a BA in Film and Television from New York
University's Tisch School of the Arts. Skorodin grew up in Evanston,
Illinois.
Screened by NMAI
Image credit:
Ian Skorodin - courtesy of the filmmaker
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