Trained originally as a Special Education professional, secondly in educational psychology. Made a very poor attempt of a screenplay for the Nicholl's contest and have been involved in film ever since. Currently wrote a grant to subsidize the beginnings of a documentary at Oneida Nation High School whereby Native American Adolescents interview their elders in a project called Lotiliwakatayu.se' Lotilikwanata (Oneida for "they have old matters/ways, our elders"). Only took me three tries to get there.
I was able to connect my friend, Denis Gullickson, who wrote "Six Innocent Men" with a documentarist, Michael Neelson from Madison, Wisconsin. Michael produced a documentary "Last Leap at Lambeau" about the Bret Farve story in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Unique traits: I have ant medicine--I do not give up.
Lotilihwakayu.sé? Lotikwana.ta (they have old matters/ways, our elders)
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Documentary
by ArtSpeaks
Producer
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
(1988-1993)