Grandmother's Prayer Promo
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Uploaded by storytellervideo1 on Jun 22, 2008
Julia Parker; Kashia Pomo/Coast Miwok Master Basket Weaver, this is her video. The 30 minute version can be purchased at www.storytellervideo.org
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I love your video but I have this question,
Did you have to obtain a film permit to film in yosemite national park?
just wondering?
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Awesome person this Julia Parker...who is her parents may I ask.
lmarrufo 1 year ago
@lmarrufo
Hello, and thank you for your interest in Julia and her basketry. I don't not know the specific details concerning Julia's parents except that Julia was orphaned when quite young and after a time was sent from Santa Rosa to the Carson City Indian Boarding School. Her basket skills were learned from her Mother-in-Law, Lucy Telles as well as other Indian women in Yosemite Valley.
Thank you!
storytellervideo1 1 year ago
Yes we had to get a filming permit (very expensive). The permit was for a specific date, time, and location and was strictly enforced...luckily the weather cooperated.
Once we received the permit, the Yosemite staff in the valley were very courteous and helpful. Because our production is self funded the permit process for us was costly. I understand the need for the permit because of the extensive use of the valley.
Thanks for the inquiry.
storytellervideo1 3 years ago