Collection ONF
Ota nda yanaan - We Are Here (Web Site)
2010Interactif: Expérience Web
Par: Michelle Smith
Production: Kat Baulu (National Film Board of Canada)Paulina Abarca-Cantin (Studio XX)
Produced by Studio XX in co-production with the National Film Board of Canada.
Ota nda yanaan - We Are Here is an interactive website
intersecting storytelling, place, history and language in the context of
Camperville, Manitoba, a 600 strong Métis community on the shores of Lake
Winnipegosis. Elder Rita Flamand has lived here most of her life and is our
guide for this prototype phase of the project. She is funny, passionate and
endearing. She has an intimate knowledge of the landscape and history of the
place. She is a teacher and fluent Michif speaker, and has developed a writing
system for this now endangered language.
The project aims to honour the contribution and resilience of Métis
people and validate and valorize the Michif language, once referred to as a
"bastard" language. Michif is a unique tongue that emerged from a particular
social, political and cultural context and continues to reflect the lived
experience and aspirations of a people.
Incorporating video, sound, photography and interactive maps and
language sequences, this site also involves the validation and celebration of
the history and presence of a community that was "off the map" in both a
literal and figurative sense.
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Catégories de sujets
- Peuples autochtones au Canada (Premières Nations et Métis) > Identité culturelleMétisFemmes
- Langue et Littérature au Canada > Enjeux linguistiques
Générique
- producteur
- Kat Baulu
- Paulina Abarca-Cantin
- traducteur
- Rita Flamand
- vidéaste
- Michelle Smith
- monteur
- Michelle Smith
- écriture
- Michelle Smith
- photographe
- Jane Heller
- preneur de son
- Aras Bukauskas
- concepteur du son
- Aras Bukauskas
- composition
- Aras Bukauskas
- designer d'interface
- Julie Lapointe
- programmation
- Julie Lapointe
- conseiller à la création
- Skawennati Fragnito
- illustrateur
- Chris Morin
- superviseur de production
- Reisa Levine