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1. www.facebook.com › public › Carol-GeddesCarol Geddes Profiles | Facebook

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3. www.nfb.ca › directors › carol-geddesCarol Geddes - NFB - National Film Board of Canada

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   Tlingit filmmaker Carol Geddes was part of the first wave of Indigenous directors at the NFB. With Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief (1986), she profiled Indigenous women who distinguished themselves in non-traditional professions, and with Picturing a People: George Johnston, Tlingit Photographer (1997), she crafted a vibrant visual history of her ...

4. harbourcollective.ca › carol-geddesCarol Geddes – Harbour Collective

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   Feb 28, 2023 · Born in Teslin, Yukon, of the Inland Tlingit people, Carol Geddes ’ first major film, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, won a Silver Medal for Educational Documentary in San Francisco and set her on an award-winning career in the industry.

5. yukononscreen.ca › filmmakers › carol-geddesYukon on Screen | Filmmakers | Carol Geddes

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   Carol Geddes. Born in Teslin, Yukon, of the Inland Tlingit people, Carol’s first major film, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, won a Silver Medal for Educational Documentary in San Francisco and set her on an award-winning career in the industry.

6. www.nfb.ca › film › picturing_a_people_george_johnstonPicturing a People: George Johnston, Tlingit Photographer - NFB

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   Picturing a People: George Johnston, Tlingit Photographer. Carol Geddes. 1997 50 min. This documentary, by filmmaker Carol Geddes, is a unique portrait of George Johnston, a photographer who was himself a creator of portraits and a keeper of his culture.

7. riseupfeministarchive.ca › culture › filmsMaking Movie History: Carol Geddes – Rise Up! Feminist ...

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   Director and writer Carol Geddes reflects on telling stories from an aboriginal perspective as a filmmaker in the NFBs North West studio. Her first film with the NFB was Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief.

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   Who is Carol Geddes?

   • Tlingit filmmaker Carol Geddes was part of the first wave of Indigenous directors at the NFB.

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   What is Carol Geddes essay about?

   • Carol Geddes essay helps the reader to understand the trials and tribulations natives grow up with in Canada. Although she writes about her experiences from her childhood growing up in (Tlingit), Yukon, many of the issues and problems associated with being a native are still pertinent in Canada today.

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   What challenges does Carol Geddes face?

   • Growing up native, Carol Geddes faces several hardships that she resiliently pushes through; from fearing forced assimilation into Euro-Canadian society to pursuing her dreams while still being in touch with her culture.

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   Who is Geddes?

   • Everyday people all sitting, working and sleeping, cheek by jowl. And amongst them sits Geddes, a big-hearted Scot of excitable character. Bombay has been his home since 1917 when he travelled to India at the behest of Lord Pentland, Governor of Madras.

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9. blog.brokenai.ca › 2023Growing Up Native: Lessons from Carol Geddes

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   Apr 5, 2023 · Carol Geddes's essay serves as a beacon of hope, illuminating the resilience and strength of Indigenous communities. Her story challenges us to confront the challenges they face and work towards a future where Indigenous identity is celebrated, respected, and empowered.