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How to get involved with the IFN Tour

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Tarijagaksaluktaat :

If you would like your community to participate in the Indigenous Film Network (IFN) initiative, first you need to know some details:

 

  • IFN flies low-cost portable digital cinemas to participating communities for high-definition theatrical presentations. For this beginning of the year 2007, we are sending up a crew to show The Journals of Knud Rasmussen film as well as other documentaries.
  • The crew is normally integrated by one technician accompanied by one filmmaker or actor who introduces the films and may have meetings with young and emerging talents.
  • As part of the second phase of IFN, there is a potential to install a permanent theatrical projection system in some communities.

If you want your community to be part of the IFN Tour we need a Local Manager that would be helping us with the coordination of the screening in your community. The Local Manager main activities would basically be the following:

  • Contact the Hamlet and let them know of our coming to the community and ask for their collaboration for our Tour in the community
  • Contact the Coop Manager and/or Board and ask for their collaboration for our Tour in the community
  • Find a Screening Place (could be the gymnasium, school, community or recreation center, etc.)
  • If your community has an Activity Schedule, send it to us so that we do not conflict with any previous engagements
  • Promote the screening
  • Find a Local Filmmaker to film the tour to your community (is a bonus)
  • Help us organizing the crew’s accommodation and transportation in the community
  • Stay in touch with the coordinator of the tour

For further information please contact the Indigenous Film Network Coordinators:

Ontario, Quebec and Canadian West

Jacquie P. Carpenter

Nunavut, Nunavik and Greenland

Katharine Irngaut
Gabriela Gámez