Produced at the Gulf Islands Film and Television School during the Aboriginal Connectivity Program (October 18th to 31st, 2009) by Cary McCook and Garrett Seymour.
A PSA about common social proble...
Produced at the Gulf Islands Film and Television School during the Aboriginal Connectivity Program (October 18th to 31st, 2009) by Cary McCook and Garrett Seymour.
A PSA about common social problems on the reservation and how reaching out through technology can get your voice heard.
Funded by the First Nations Education Steering Committee.
Check out more G.I.F.T.S. films at www.giftsfilms.com
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