It’s lights, camera, action for the next generation of Indigenous filmmakers, as the Pathfinders Film Institute hosts students from Tsuut’ina First Nation for their two-week “in-community” film technician training program.

From Nov. 24 until Thursday, candidates will learn the technical foundations and certified skills for Alberta’s growing film industry.

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Pathfinders founder and CEO Julian Black Antelope said the program provides in-community film tech training for Indigenous people who want their break into the industry.

“But for this particular program, we focus on five entry-level positions,” Black Antelope said. “Realistically, you could get hired in these, and that is: the art department or set deck and props; locations; the AD department, that might be backgrou

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