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National Screen Institute launches NSI New Northern Voices training program, issues call for applications

[CALL NOW CLOSED] The course provides an introduction to media-based storytelling for northern Manitoba residents aged 18+. Apply by September 5.

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Deadline extended: apply for NSI New Northern Voices by September 5, 2019

[CALL NOW CLOSED] NSI New Northern Voices is a free, four week, full-time course at University College of the North in The Pas offering digital media-based storytelling skills.

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Announcing the inaugural NSI New Northern Voices participants

Tricia Bland, Rochelle Dyrkacz, Hubert Lathlin, Balin Smeltzer, Steven Bignell, Gabriel Constant, Stuart Matheson, Andy Kematch, Cherie Burns and Abraham Beardy begin the course on Monday, September 23.

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National Screen Institute announces new partnership with Stantec

Stantec commits as a three-year supporting sponsor of NSI New Northern Voices.

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Three northern Manitobans learn the essential elements of short-fiction writing with award-winning writer Jordan Wheeler as NSI New Northern Voices online training begins

NSI warmly welcomes Rochelle Dyrkacz from The Pas, Steven Bignell from Opaskwayak Cree Nation and Ryan Goossen from Gillam.

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Northern Manitoba writers: develop your web series or short film idea online through the NSI New Northern Voices training program

This part-time program taught by award-winning writer Jordan Wheeler aims to strengthen new and emerging writers’ skills and abilities to craft stories told from a northern Manitoba perspective.

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RBC Emerging Artists Project continues investment in NSI IndigiDocs and NSI New Northern Voices training programs

Additionally, RBC’s 2020 Indigenous Partnership Report A Chosen Journey highlighted both programs, staff and mentors. They also published a feature about NSI IndigiDocs film As the Smoke Rises by Jennifer Ille and Sharon Heigl in recognition of Orange Shirt Day on September 30.