Presented by the National Screen Institute – Canada (NSI)
Alumni are from Winnipeg unless otherwise stated.
2021
- Desiree Brightnose – Chemawawin Cree Nation
- Anonda Canadien – Deh Gáh Got’îê First Nation, NWT
- Aiyana Hart – Carry the Kettle First Nation
- Jordan Kelly – Ojibways of Onigaming First Nation, ON
- Brittany Monkman – Fisher River Cree Nation
- Logan Nadeau – Norway House Cree Nation
- Ariyah Pierre – Roseau River Anishinaabe First Nation
- Holly Smith – Six Nations Reserve, ON
- John Wapioke – Iskatewizaagegan #39 Independent First Nation
2020
- Seth Arcand – Morinville, AB
- Sarah Carrier – Regina, SK
- Faith Gore
- Janell Henry
- Nathaniel Magbanua
- Matthew Tenute – Vancouver, BC
- AJ Wastasecoot
2019
- Bethany Fontaine
- Isaac Kakegamic – Thunder Bay, ON
- Avery Kewistep – Saskatoon, SK
- Kane Kirton
- Chyann Maracle – Deseronto, ON
- André Nault
- Marissa Stevenson
- Celeste Sutherland
- Kale Swampy
2018
- Daniel Bear
- Jon Berg – Burnaby, ON
- Adeline Bird
- Joe Courchene
- Damian Frazee
- Shauntelle George
- Rhonda Lucy – Toronto, ON
- Cynthia Murdock
- Diandre Thomas-Hart
2017
- Michael Black
- Christopher Eastman
- Tyshana Hobson
- Alexis Leask
- Andrew Lown – Niagra, ON
- Gindalee Ouskun
- Jesse Spence
- Nikita Weiss Day – Vancouver, BC
- Ryan Wilson
2016
- Shannon Bear
- Janelle Gossfeld – Thompson, MB
- Phoenix Campbell
- Cody Halcrow
- Zachary Harper
- Justin Kehler
- Olly King (aka Kenneth Burns)
- Jordan Wagner
- Darcy Waite – Edmonton, AB
2015
- Cody Blacksmith
- Matthew De Paz
- Vince Fontaine
- Frances Koncan
- Melissa Raven
- Kelsey Smoke
2014
- Luther Alexander
- Sonya Ballantyne
- Jared Bone
- Gloria Burns – Ottawa, ON
- Joel Chartrand
- Sage Daniels
- Jaydon Flett
- Amanda Kindzierski
- Maggie Moose
2013
- Chad Anderson
- Aubrie Bruyere
- Jordon Fish
- Andrew George
- Jamie Mckay
- Charlene Moore
- Randy Sutherland
- Tanner Trudzik
2012
- Cheyenne Bruneau
- Rodney Contois
- Honey Courchene
- Dakota Eischen
- Jesse Frechette
- Deanna Mace
- Dennis Seenie
- Adam Wildeman
- Stanley Wood
2011
- Christopher Bird
- Alison Campeau
- Anna-Celestrya Carr
- Kayla Hayden
- Justina Neepin
- Percy Ponniuk – Happy Valley, NL
- Vince Sanderson
- Earl Soldier
- Leonard Sumner
2010
- Floyd Blackhorse – Calgary, AB
- Tyra Cox
- Erica Daniels
- Joey Ironstand
- Lief Palmi Johnson
- Jody Pacey
- Dion Telesky
- Colten Yuzicappi – Regina, SK
2009
- Elliott Gordon-Nelson
- Leslie Brant
- Mario Ballantyne
- Theresa Stevenson
- April Seenie
- Dinae Robinson
2008
- Trinity Bruce
- Dion Desjarlais
- Ashley Hirt
- Daniel Jebb
- Alanais Moar
- Fawnda Neckoway
- Jasmine Netsena – Yellowknife, NT
- Marjorie Roden
- Chantal Rondeau – Vancouver, BC
- Florence Spence
- Ed Turner
2007
- Kerry Barber – Dawson City, YK
- Roger Boyer
- Candace Backfat – Siksika Nation, AB
- Clarence Fisher
- Chris Gabb
- Sheldon Greene
- Craig Guiboche
- Amanda Smart
- Brian Tuesday
- Sam Vint
- Angela Wandering Spirit
- Susan Solway – Siksika Nation, AB
2006
- Brendon Campbell
- Dustin Courchene
- Crystal Greene
- Dustin Horrock
- Nicola Little
- Chris MacDonald
- Shannon Myran
- Ken Pangman
- Jason Parenteau
- Jeff Taylor
NSI Aboriginal Youth Pilot Project
2005
- Tim Stevenson
- Paul Rabliauskas
- Peter Flamand
- Melanie Nepinak
- Jason Harper
- Pamela Vernaus
- Chris Thompson
- Cam Courchene
- Dwayne Bird
- Darryl Nepinak
- Janice Beaulieu-Roulette
- Lennie Davis
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CBC New Indigenous Voices is funded by Title, Presenting and Tuition Sponsor CBC; Program Partners Manitoba Sport, Culture & Heritage, the Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development (CAHRD), Telefilm Canada; Indigenous Training Programs Partner Directors Guild of Canada; Supporting Sponsors Corus Entertainment, Super Channel; Provincial Sponsor Manitoba Film & Music; Industry Supporters IATSE Local 856, imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, Film Training Manitoba; Service Sponsors iSplice Films, Final Draft. NSI Core Funders are Manitoba Sport, Culture & Heritage and the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council.
