The Niiwin Wendaanimak (Four Winds) Aboriginal Wellness Program supports people who identify as Aboriginal with a focus to support those who are homeless, have experienced homelessness and/or are underhoused. The program is housed at the Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre, Queen West site and provides culturally specific programs including access to healing ceremonies, health education, case management supports, access to primary care and harm reduction supports. Featuring (in order of appearance) Vivian, Rosary, Jeff, Danni, Kayla, Tillie, Maddy, Rosalene, Jeremy, Ira, Eva, Jackie, Samantha, Rina, Oscar, Alishia, Alana, Josephine, Gabe, Bruce and Sara Presented by: Becoming Praxis In collaboration with Vivian Recollet & Ayelen Liberona Music by Niiwin Wendaanimak singers and drummers Supported by Ontario Arts Council & Canada Council for the Arts

Short documentary about a young group of Native children in Fort Chipewyan, Canada. Their town sits directly downstream from the Alberta Tar Sands - the most environmentally polluting industrial project in the world. The members of their community are dying of rare forms of cancer, the fish and moose meat have tested positive for highly toxic levels of arsenic, the water is no longer drinkable, and there is no end in sight. On their own initiative, these kids came together to protest this environmental crime. check out the Machiavellian back-story to keepers of the water www.KeepersoftheWater.com watch our other work here WanderingEyeProductions.com/WATCH.html

In 2018, more than 150 Esplanadians of all ages (people who live, work, study and play in The Esplanade neighbourhood – downtown Toronto) embarked, with a team of artists, on a co-creative process to produce a participatory community-engaged docu-film. ​At Heart, Citizens of The Esplanade shines a light on our neighbourhood, the St Lawrence, and invites people to reflect on the values that drive community development and city planning.

FALLING is a short film Ayelen Liberona directed, choreographed and performed while hanging from a tree. This is the first film in a dance trilogy about our relationship with nature... www.AyelenLiberona.com ----------------------------------------- Becoming (2009) is the second film in this series... www.vimeo.com/11153779 ----------------------------------------- WATCH our NEW short documentary, KEEPERS OF THE WATER, a story about the most environmentally polluting industrial project in the world, the Alberta Tar Sands, and the children who had the audacity to stand up against it... www.vimeo.com/18447592 ----------------------------------------- WATCH all our work for free here... www.WanderingEyeProductions.com

BECOMING is the second part in a trilogy about our relationship with nature... FALLING (2006) is the first film in this series www.vimeo.com/10809027 ----------------------------------------- WATCH our NEW short documentary, KEEPERS OF THE WATER, a story about the most environmentally polluting industrial project in the world, the Alberta Tar Sands, and the children who had the audacity to stand up against it... www.vimeo.com/18447592 ----------------------------------------- WATCH all our Open Distribution work here... www.WanderingEyeProductions.com ----------------------------------------- directed & produced by www.AyelenLiberona.com | www.jrjc.info ----------------------------------------- SHOT On Red One Zeiss High Speed Primes Director of Photography | Guy Godfree | www.GuyGodfree.com Make-up | Colin Penman | www.ColinPenman.com Music | Rubin Kodheli | www.rubinkodheli.com ADDENDUM (the opening shot) this is in response to all of you who want to know more about what is behind the first shot... The movement was created with an EZ FX Jib Arm with a remote head (Camera Turret PT24) on a simple doorway dolly with 12 feet of tracks. The camera was upside down so that we could get as low as possible to the water and our crane grip, dolly grip, remote head operator(DP), and focus puller(1stAC) rehearsed the shot for a few hours before our performer, Jessica Keeling, got in that freezing water and held still for that long approach. We almost didn't get the shot, but that night, when the whole crew saw the first three shots of the movie put together, we knew we were onto something... www.wanderingeyeproductions.com/Becoming.html

Music video by Wandering Eye | www.thewanderingeye.net | www.ushift.net Music by lal | http://cargocollective.com/lal/Biography

This is Brendon Grimshaw's love story with Moyenne Island, which we filmed between 2007 & 2008. A mythical journey to one of the last remaining battlegrounds where the future of one man and an island stand against the ever-expanding reach of our insatiable desires. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To learn more about the making of this film: www.thewanderingeye.net/agrainofsand ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- WATCH all our work here | www.theWanderingEye.net

This clip is the result of an investigation exploring the possibilities for filming movement and playing with perspective. The work was a collaboration with the wonderful dancers at Ballet Jörgen Canada www.balletjorgen.ca and Walter Klassen's amazing Far-Out camera rig http://www.walterklassen.com. This piece features dancer Saniya Abilmajineva who literally wore the camera and became the architect of the space and scene. The process was key to the development of a short film entitled "The Shift" which will feature this technique in a narrative context. To be released at the end of 2013 by www.WanderingEyeProductions.com Made possible with the generous support of The Canada Council for the Arts. www.canadacouncil.ca