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This mini-doc directed and cut by my good friend Brittany Burns. All of the trainees for the Project Chariot documentary worked on this film whenever not working on the main project.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• project
• chariot
• documentary
• indigenous
• culture
• language
• tradition
• elders
• youth
• gap
• negative
• impact
• of
• civilization

[mazzola68]

Im putting this on my Facebook!

[ItsFilthy]

really good, huh? They did a great job on this

[crazymadcool]

Yea I noticed that too.

Did rach give the ok to post it and everything? or...?

[ItsFilthy]

I don't look for okays...I just do what I do, son! haha :op nah, no okays sought or given...I don't think it's an issue though...anyways, I live by the motto "it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission." :op

[crazymadcool]

Dude...Why am I just now finding out this is on here?! LoL

I didnt get a notice that you uploaded this...wth??

But anywho although I've seen it already it friggen rocks.

FACE!

[ItsFilthy]

word...it's a dope little film. I keep forgeting to tell BritBird that it's on here...she doesn't have a YouTube account, so I have to tell her thru MySpace...I better do that today! I posted "hope" on here too.

[CKoonaloak09]

AWESOME VIDEO!! teenagers from Point Hope really need to know about project chariot. we had a history teacher who taught Alaska History. Point Hope adults needs to get involved with the students. But some kids dont care about what happened back then. just focus on whats going on today, like what georgia said.

[True5cience]

the worst thing we can do is not learn from our past...

great video.

thanks.

[ozjthomas]

Really like the quote"have to know where we came from to know where we're going."

This would be a great advertisement for the documentary and a cool introduction to the whole thing. I'm really looking forward to this, man. Keep us updated.

Were you the sound guy?

[SomebodyIusedtoknow]

yes.