South Dakota Public Broadcasting Doc

Mollianne Cameron Uncategorized February 3, 2017

South Dakota on Film
by Brian Gevik on Jan 31, 2017

This “Images of the Past” documentary looks at film history and how South Dakota stories, locations, and people have been featured on film since the first few frames of the 1890s through “Dances With Wolves” to the present day.

Lakota Girls is one of the featured films with an interview with Director Molli Cameron.

To view: South Dakota on Film

LAKOTA GIRLS SCREENINGS

Image Quilt Theaters
New York
November, 2017

Switzerland International Film Festival
Aubonne, Switzerland
September 15, 2017

World Con 75 Film Festival
Helsinki, Finland
August 10, 2017

Movies in the Loft
Hill City, South Dakota
July 15, 2017

Nunpa Theatre
Kyle, South Dakota
June 29, 2017

Illinois International Film Festival
Aurora, Illinois
May 20 or 21, 2017

Cody Theater
Cody, Wyoming
May 5-7, 2017

Bare Bones International Film Festival
Muskogee, Oklahoma
April, 2017

Alhambra Theatre Film Festival
Evansville, Indiana
April, 2017

Indiana Premiere
Indianapolis, Indiana
March 2017

International Family Film Festival
Hollywood, California
October, 2016

Lakota Film Festival
Martin, South Dakota
September, 2016

Nunpa Theatre
Kyle, South Dakota
June, 2016

Black Hills Film Festival
Rapid City, South Dakota
April, 2016

Jessica lives in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is a professional actor and has played the lead in many independent films. Jessica rides horses, sings, plays piano and violin. She has a Bachelor's Degree from IUPUI in Social Sciences and a Family Life Education Certificate.
For over 4 years now, Jessica has been pursuing a career as a full-time actress. Since she was a little girl, she dreamed of using her crazy imagination and love for entertaining to influence, impact, and connect with others through the art of acting. Although not always a clear-cut and easy path, she is thoroughly enjoying the journey and has worked for a plethora of clients and directors in a variety of short films, feature films, commercials, music videos, and more. Within the past year she began working with the wonderful and talented people at GEM Filmworks, a full-service production company, who specialize in the development, production, and packaging of films, television, web-series and industrials. Together they started the Indy Actor Studio, which offers workshops for actors, headshots, one-on-one training, and writer training (to name a few). Jessica values all the amazing individuals who have been involved in helping her grow as an actor and supported her along the way. She looks forward to continuing her growth and welcomes the opportunity for unique and challenging roles along the way. Click her photo to see her IMDb listing.

Sequoia lives and works in Rapid City, South Dakota and has three children. He is an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, and a descendent of Chief War Eagle and Chief Swift Cloud. He is an accomplished musician, grass dancer and historian, and his handmade flutes and musical recordings uphold the traditions of his Lakota ancestors. Much of his music is a fusion of hip-hop, rock, and lyrics about Indian heritage and contemporary life. Wagnuka Olowan (Woodpecker Song), his first album, highlights the Native American flute and it's connection with nature, and is a mix of contemporary and traditional sounds. He studied at Oglala Lakota. Sequoia is the lead singer, guitarist, song writer at Sequoia the Modern Day Warrior and Letta People the Band and Cultural Relations Advisor at the Children's Home Society and Family Services. His CD is featured in the film.