An Electric Shadows Project Presented by ITVS Interactive
Our deepest gratitude to Rosella Goodwill Archdale, Hoskie Benally, Corbin Harney and Tchin for sharing their lives and their culture.
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An Electric Shadows Project Presented by ITVS Interactive Our deepest gratitude to Rosella Goodwill Archdale, Hoskie Benally, Corbin Harney and Tchin for sharing their lives and their culture. |
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Created and Produced by Philomath Films Co-Producers and Writers Videography and Editing Photography Additional Photography Artwork Research Advisor Additional Writing and Research Navajo Translation Translation Recordist Editing Facilities Provided by Design Support Production Support |
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Presented by ITVS Interactive Producer Production Department Liaison Content Editor Technical Consultant Writer (Lesson Plans) Educational Consultants |
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Designed and Developed by Second Story Studios Creative Director Studio Director Producer Designers Programmers Animator Production Assistant |
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PUBLICATIONS CREDITS Storytelling Gallery ‘The storyteller is one whose spirit...’ by N. Scott Momaday. From “Native American Stories” from Keepers of the Earth by Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac, ©1991. Fulcrum Publishing. ‘The intimate hours I spent with my grandmother...’ From “Grandmother to granddaughter: Generations of oral history in a Dakota family” by Angela Cavender Wilson. From American Indian Quarterly, Vol 20, Issue 1. Used by permission of the University of Nebraska Press. ‘Ceremony’ From Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko, ©1977. Used by permission of The Wylie Agency, Inc. ‘A Postcolonial Tale’ by Joy Harjo From Of Earth and Elders—Visions and Voices from Native America by Serle Chapman, Mountain Press Publishing Company ©1998. Permission granted by Joy Harjo. ‘A single knoll rises...’ From The Way to Rainy Mountain by N. Scott Momaday. Used by permission of the University of New Mexico Press, ©1969. ‘You have noticed that everything an Indian does is in a circle...’ From Black Elk Speaks by John G. Neihardt. Used by permission of the University of Nebraska Press. “How Hummingbird Got Fire,” by Linda Yamanen. Permission granted by author. “Raven’s Bag of Stars,” “Killer Whale Wood,” and “They Call Them Birds,” from Meditations with Animals: A Native American Bestiary. Tlingit and Chickasaw stories adapted by Gerald Hausman, Bear & Company, a division of Inner Traditions, Bear & Co., Rochester, VT 05767, ©1986 by Gerald Hausman. “Birdfoot’s Grampa” by Joseph Bruchac. From “Native American Stories” from Keepers of the Earth by Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac. ©1991, Fulcrum Publishing. “Lizard Amulet Bag and Turtle Amulet,” by Rosella Goodwill Archdale. Permission granted by author. Culture Gallery ‘Regardless of what Indians have said...’ From Red Earth, White Lies by Vine Deloria. Used by permission from Fulcrum Publishing, ©1997. http://www.fulcrum-books.com ‘American Indians hold their lands...’ From God is Red by Vine Deloria. Dell Books ©1975. ‘In this century the population...’ From Spider Woman’s Granddaughters by Paula Gunn Allen. Reprinted by permission of Sanford J. Greenburger Associates. ©1989 ‘We are caribou people...’ by Sarah James. Permission granted by author. ‘To restore our lands, we need to sing...’ by Otis Parrish. Permission granted by author. ‘These songs are very powerful...’ by Vivienne-Caron Jake. Permission granted by author. ‘At Creation, Great Creator...’ by Henrietta Mann. Permission granted by author. ‘For people with oral traditions...’ by Phil Klasky. Permission granted by author. ‘The attempted transformation of the Indian...’ by Chief Luther Standing Bear. Excerpted from Wisdom of Native Americans. Edited by Kent Nerburn, ©1999. Used with permission from New World Library, Novato, California 94949. http://www.newworldlibrary.com “Brothers and Sisters...” by the Haudenosaunee Declaration of the Iroquois. From Akwesasne Notes, Spring 1979. Used by permission from Akwesasne Notes Bookstore/Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs. http://www.mohawknation.org Additional Quotes “Do the rocks here know us...” excerpt from End Notes from The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse by Louise Erdrich. Copyright ©2001 by Louise Erdrich. Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers Inc. “East of my grandmother’s house...” From The Way to Rainy Mountain by N. Scott Momaday. Used by permission of the University of New Mexico Press, ©1969. Funding for Electric Shadows is provided by |
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