Bee Productions

11/27/2024

Join us as we walk you through registering your business and securing your business name during this interactive and free session.

11/22/2024

11/02/2024

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve joined the Canadian Council of Indigenous Businesses! This is a huge step in my journey as an artist and entrepreneur.

I’m grateful for the support of my community as I continue to carve my own path. Here’s to new opportunities and creative collaborations!

10/23/2024

Today, we documented a significant milestone for the City of Regina's Artist in Residence program by capturing the celebration video. We are now one step closer to the finish line. We extend our gratitude to HalterMedia for capturing the behind-the-scenes of our poetry video production on the green screen with Poet & Cree Language Expert Darian Âcikahtê

10/01/2024

Another milestone down! 🎥👌🙌🏽

09/30/2024

Wake me up when September ends 🎥

08/02/2024

For this Featured Artist Friday, we want to call attention to video artist Bee Bird being named Regina's new artist in residence.

(due to Facebook's policy on not allowing links to news, we cannot link directly to the article, but below is an excerpt - we encourage you to read the entire Regina Leader-Post from July 8, 2024)

"Local videographer Bee Bird named Regina's new Indigenous artist in residence

"It's all about the stories that these artists have within them. We hope to bring these stories to life ..."

The City of Regina | Municipal Government has selected emerging artist Bee Bird as its next Indigenous artist in residence, with the debut of his first project in the role to come next week.

Bird is a local multimedia artist from Montreal Lake Cree Nation, located 100 kilometres north of Prince Albert. He’s currently a journalism and film student in the Indigenous Communication Arts program at the Regina-based First Nations University of Canada , and the creative mind behind Bee Productions.

Bird will be the third artist to take part in the city’s program, which began in 2022. Created to provide Indigenous artists with a platform to explore their art, the residency runs from July to December..."

07/15/2024

Check out the story on Regina Leader-Post
P.S.
Dont miss the story on CTV Indigenous Circle tomorrow

07/08/2024

SMPIA Member, Bee Bird, Selected as Regina's 2024 Indigenous Artist in Residence

The City of Regina is pleased to announce that Bee Bird, a rising multidisciplinary artist from the Montreal Lake Cree Nation, has been selected as the City’s 2024 Indigenous Artist in Residence.

During his residency, Bee Bird will explore the theme of “Urban Indigeneity.” He will host public engagement sessions focusing on collaborative community projects and a series of artist talks to highlight Indigenous artists living and working in Regina. His work will include poetry videos that draw from his experiences as a journalist, multimedia artist and his cultural heritage.

https://www.regina.ca/news/Bee-Bird-Selected-as-2024-Indigenous-Artist-in-Residence/ #:~:text=The%20City%20of%20Regina%20is,2024%20Indigenous%20Artist%20in%20Residence