Docked
Harbour Collective, in partnership with Saskatchewan Film Pool and Sakewewak Artists’ Collective Inc. is pleased and excited to invite you to the DOCKED Film Festival, March 16 – 18, 2023 in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Schedule
Opening Night
Thursday, March 16, 2023: 7pm – 9pm
Trudy Stewart finalists
Guest Artist Gathering & Conversation
Friday, March 17, 2023: 10am – 3pm
Friday Night Opening with Carol Geddes
Friday, March 17, 2023: 7pm – 9pm
Short Film Screenings with Q&A Session
Friday, March 17, 2023: 9pm – 11pm
Artists will be in attendance
Guest Artist Gathering & Conversation
Saturday, March 18, 2023: 10am – 3pm
Saturday Night Opening with Marjorie Beaucage
Saturday, March 18, 2023: 7pm – 9pm
Final Short Film Screenings
Saturday, March 18, 2023: 9pm – 11pm
Download the Docked Program PDF
Attending
Workshops are FREE!
Screenings are FREE!
Workshops
An Introduction to Filming with your Smartphone
Facilitated by Tianna Delorme
Date: Friday March 17, 11am-2pm
Schedule: 60 minute intro session, 30 min FREE lunch, 90 minute session and exploration.
Join Artist Tianne Delorme to gain knowledge on how you can use your smartphone to document your art practice and share your art online. Participants will be introduced to smartphone apps as tools for creating engagement for social media as an artist, as well as offering the tools for editing/production for your own mini-film. The workshop includes a prompt for filming: Where do you find joy? where participants will respond to the prompt and apply their new skills. The event is welcome to all ages, and will need to bring their own smartphone.
Location
Screenings will take place at the Artesian, 2627 – 13th Avenue in Regina.
For more information on the venue: http://artesianon13th.ca/
Films
Participating Artists
Adrienne Kaye is a 3rd Year Film Production (BFA) student at the University of Regina. As an Indigenous filmmaker,...
An Ojibwe, Metis, Polish and Ukrainian filmmaker who identifies as Two-Spirited, Amanda Kindzierski has written, produced, directed and edited over...
Amanda Smart (Mino-wasi-qi-mook) is Red River Metis Anishinaabe Ancestry from the Sturgeon Clan. Amanda studied Fine Arts in Art...
Bawaadan Collective was formalized in the Spring of 2019, we worked co-operatively together to create the short film Midland Motel...
Billy Parrell (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist passionate about community-engaged art. She teaches art workshops to youth. Her work...
Born in Teslin, Yukon, of the Inland Tlingit people, Carol Geddes’ first major film, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, won...
Christine Kirouac is a Winnipeg-based artist/writer whose interdisciplinary projects are a negotiation of (dis)placement, (non)acceptance. She crafts provocative work...
Claude Latour was born and raised in Ottawa, Ontario with mixed Euro/Anishinabe/Kanyen'kéha descent and through his mother’s bloodline, is...
Craig Commanda is an Anishinaabe multi-disciplinary artist from Kitigan Zibi First Nation, working in film, music, beadwork, poetry, photography,...
David Garneau’s (Métis) practice includes painting, curation, and critical writing. His artistic, curatorial, and critical work often concerns Indigenous...
Dayna Danger (they/them) is a Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, Métis-Saulteaux-Polish visual artist. Danger was raised in Miiskwaagamiwiziibiing, Treaty 1 territory, or...
Dianne Ouellette (she/her) is an independent Métis filmmaker, multimedia artist and curator. Her films have been screened and awarded...
Esperanza Sanchez Espitia is a Colombo Canadian photojournalist, a base lenses artist, and a women storyteller filmmaker. Esperanza has...
Gavin Baird is an independent filmmaker based in Saskatoon, SK. He is the writer/director of Four in a Blanket,...
Howard Adler is the co-founder/director/programmer for the Asinabka Festival, an annual Indigenous film and media arts festival in Ottawa....
JL Whitecrow is an artist and filmmaker based out of Toronto, ON, She is Muskrat clan originally from Seine...
Jessie Ray Short is an artist, filmmaker and independent curator of Métis, Ukrainian and German descent. Jessie Ray’s practice involves...
Karmella Cen Benedito De Barros (she/her) is an inner-city Indigiqueer with Treaty 6 Mistawasis Nêhiyaw and Afro-Brazilian ancestry. They...
Marjorie Beaucage is a Two-Spirit Métis Auntie, filmmaker, art-ivist and educator, a land protector and a water walker.
Mark Dieter is a Canadian First Nations playwright, actor, and director with 19 written stage plays to date, 11...
Rihkee Strapp entered the world from a sea of blood, fully grown wearing a gold set of armour. They...
Simon Ash-Moccasin is a proud Nehiyawak (Cree person) from Saulteaux First Nation and an actor, playwright, storyteller, activist, and...
Tianna Delorme (She/Her) is nêhiyaw from Cowessess First Nation. Tianna is in her 4th year at University of Regina...
Tristin Greyeyes is Nehiyaw and Anishinaabe from Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. A lifelong learner, Tristin holds a certificate in...
Troy Isnana is based in Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, and is a former film student of the University of...
The Canada Council of the Arts has generously provided funding for travel and accommodation to artists participating in the event.
