Current Project
Tales of Wisakedjak (predevelopment) - A continuation of Rlive action/animated stories (aka Raven Adventures) we are developing a new children's series sharing Cree culture, history and language.
Retail Romance (script development) - A coming-of-age romantic comedy based in the 80s and featuring West Edmonton Mall.
Daughters of the Wolf (script development) - Pilot episode is written; this series will be a gritty crime-drama (aka The Sopranos but with an all-female Indigenous gang).
Raven Adventures (prototyping) - An interactive game featuring the loveable Raven from Raven Adventures leading children on a fun journey, while the learn about Indigenous culture, history and language.
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Past Projects
Our first feature film, Abducted, was filmed during COVID using an all-Alberta cast, crew and locations. It was funded in part through Telefilm Talent to Watch, and stars Joel Ouelette and Olivia Kate. Steven McMichael was co-producer and stunt director.
Raven Steals the Light was our first live action/animation project, funded through Storyhive, and won "Best Animation" from the American Indian Film Festival.
A Raven's Song is a short film was selected by TELUS in the first round of Storyhive projects and was the first Indigenous-based project created by our team.
