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Three companies. Twenty years. A directory of credits.

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Angie-Pepper O'Bomsawin

Other selected credits

The credit list goes deep. The story behind it goes deeper.
Angie-Pepper O'Bomsawin, seated in an arch
  • The 8th Fire Director, two shorts · CBC and Radio-Canada Kiuna, un collège à nous · Conversation avec Alanis Obomsawin
  • Cultural Capsules Writer and director · CBC Kids
  • Working It Out Together Co-director · APTN
  • Laissez-nous raconter / Telling Our Story Writer · Radio-Canada and CBC Gem
  • Warrior Up! Field director · APTN
  • Mary Two-Axe Earley: I Am Indian Again Production manager · NFB
  • Hit the Ice APTN
  • Première Ligne, Seasons 1 and 2 APTN
  • Stanley Vollant APTN
  • Arm Nation APTN
  • Princesses APTN

Plus earlier story room, locations, continuity, and production coordinator credits across Mohawk Girls (Rezolution Pictures), Le Dep, and more, spanning two decades of Canadian and international broadcast.

On the record

A gathering place for public-facing proof: where the work has aired, plus interviews, panels, screenings, and platform links. For media inquiries or interview requests, the door is open.

Where the work has aired
APTNCBC/Radio-CanadaTVAFox Sports 1TVOSpikeTV5Unis
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Recognition & press

Recognition
  1. Win , 2011

    Documentary Pitch Prize, imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival

    The Wrong Kind of Indian

  2. Awarded , 2016

    Bourse Pimiento, Groupe Pimiento

    the sixth ever awarded

  3. Nomination , Every season

    Canadian Screen Award

    Little Big Community every season to date

  4. Nomination , 2023

    Screen Nova Scotia Award

    Best Television Series (Unscripted) Spirit Talker

  5. Nomination , 2022

    Canadian Screen Award

    Best Writing Chuck and the First Peoples’ Kitchen

  6. Nomination , 2022

    Youth Media Alliance Award of Excellence

    Live Action Non-Scripted Bull’s Eye

Teaching, training, and on-air
  • Worked in the film and television department at Concordia University; taught documentary at Kiuna College; mentored students at Lake of Two Mountains High School through their first short documentaries
  • Morning radio host, K103 (Kahnawà:ke), 2006 to 2008
  • Producers Program, L'inis (2017); NSI Art of Business Management, Indigenous Edition, inaugural cohort (2021)
  • Certificates in graphic design, desktop publishing, and business management at Concordia; a certificate in dramatic writing and a diploma in sciences and arts at Collège Algonquin
Press and interviews

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