In her role as contract program manager for NSI IndigiDocs, Wendy will guide and advise four Indigenous filmmakers as they realize their vision.

Holly and Desiree discuss the impact of CBC New Indigenous Voices after graduating in early September.

Roxann won the award with her film, Haudenosaunee Canoe Journey, the firsthand account of one Onondaga man who has devoted his life to the rediscovery of the path of his people.

As an alum of the program herself, Erica hopes to inspire the students and convey the importance of incorporating Indigenous culture and stories into their work.

The Vanguard Award honours a mid-career filmmaker nominated by their peers for advancing the documentary craft and elevating the next generation of filmmakers.

Stephanie plans to accelerate the Missing Children Project to uncover the truth about the many Indigenous children who lost their lives in residential schools.

Daniel started an important conversation about mental health in a blog posted on Bell Let’s Talk Day earning attention across the country. And now he wants to build upon it.

The horror film was released in US theatres, DVD and on-demand in mid-December 2020. This is the 25th fully produced film to come from NSI Features First.

Trey’s role focuses on the development of unscripted content through Bell’s partnership with Motion Content Group.

In recognition of her contributions to Canadian film and broadcasting.

Wow! Unlimited Media focuses on youth entertainment on digital platforms. In this new position, Tonya wants to focus on diversity within animation.