Description
Please send your work to:
VIMAF c/o W2 Community Media Arts #250-111 W Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1H4. Please include a short write-up about your work and the length and format of the work as well.

Mashi Cho for your support!

Bring your Best! Gia’ naka’ ci

Founded in 2011 by Marie Prince and Bracken Hanuse Corlett (Brack Attack) in collaboration with the W2 Community Media Cafe, the Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival has been created to once again provide a platform for Indigenous Media Artists to showcase their works to a broad audience.

Don’t Call it a Comeback!
Address
Phone Add Telephone Number
Website
Founded
2011
About
Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival 2011 http://twitter.com/vimaf
General Information
VANCOUVER INDIGENOUS MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS VIMAF 2012!

NOVEMBER 10-13
…See More
Mission
The Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival is a forum for all people to celebrate and enjoy Indigenous culture. Vancouver’s only Native Media Arts Festival, VIMAF will screen works in shorts, experimental, documentaries, video art, animation, as well as feature length films. Our goal is to screen film and media arts from across Turtle Island from emerging and established media makers to a broad based audience. The philosophy of the collective is one of cultural autonomy in media production and to stimulate a critical awareness and analysis to socio-political histories. We seek to contribute to the cultural discourse in independent production and to disseminate Indigenous production.
Vancouver is situated on traditional Coast Salish Territory and there are 5 Salish communities in the surrounding area. Vancouver is also home to 90,000 First Nations People from across Canada, thus creating a dynamic site for an urban community. We thank the Coast Salish Nation.
Products
Email