Arctic Fox Media

05/15/2024

In an effort to be more sustainable in our productions, we now have a solar generator for our off-grid projects. Happy to rent this unit out to other productions filming in the NWT.

11/17/2022

11/04/2022

Congratulations Caroline!

Meet Caroline Cox (Ecosystem Management Technology, ‘05) our alumna nominee for the in the Creative Arts & Design category!

Caroline Cox is a successful TV and film producer and co-founder of the media company, Copper Quartz Media Inc. Copper Quartz Media has contributed over $750,000 to the Northwest Territories economy by hiring local and Indigenous crew members on their projects. She produced her first feature length film, Food for the Rest of Us, which investigates the poverty and health crisis facing marginalized communities and examines historical land-use, colonization, and eco-racism. The film was an official selection at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival, the American Indian Film Festival (AIFF) and has world-wide educational distribution with Collective Eye Films of Portland, Oregon.

Caroline will be celebrated at the Premier's Awards Gala hosted by Colleges Ontario on November 28. Join us in congratulating Caroline on her success!

10/25/2022

While you might not recognize Clara Day from our film, Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic, Clara was the Inuvialuktun narrator and also one of our main translators for the important work of creating an Inuvialuktun version of the film.

We are so excited to announce that Okpik will be screening next month in San Fransico at the American Indian Film Festival. This will be the film's US Premiere and we couldn't be more proud of everyone involved, including Clara Day!

10/18/2022

Our latest film, Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic is set to make it's International Premiere at the Native Spirit Indigenous Film Festival at Cambridge Univerity later this month!

World premiere OKPIK: LITTLE VILLAGE IN THE ARCTIC + QIPISA + online Director Panel celebrating Intl Inuit Day Native Spirit Festival & ISDG

08/02/2022

Ever wondered how to say Cranberry in Inuvialuktun? Here's Indigo, from our film Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic with the cutest little language tutorial we've ever made! (and we have 3 more coming soon!)

Indigo Taylor from the documentary film, Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic, teaches us to say Cranberry in her ancestral language of Inuvialuktun.Funding p...

07/21/2022

Quyanainni Windspeaker for talking with some of our team about the journey of our film,

Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic.

We can't wait to bring this beautiful story to you on August 5 on CBC Gem and August 6 on CBC Manitoba!

On Aug. 5, Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic will premiere on CBC Gem in the Inuvialuktun language and on Aug. 6 in English on CBC Manitoba. The one-hour documentary follows Kylik Kisoun Taylor as he embarks on a homesteading build in the Beaufort Delta. “I think it’s a worthwhile story. It’...

07/17/2022

We are counting down the days until

❄️ Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic ❄️

is released to the world on August 5 on CBC Gem and August 6 on CBC Manitoba !

Creators Vancouver had a chat with one of our directors, Tiffany Ayalik about the film and what audiences can look forward too!

i. Name: Tiffany Ayalik ii. I am: A filmmaker and musician. iii. The name and premiere of my current documentary is: ‘Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic’ premiering on August 5 in Inuvialuktun on CBC Gem and August 6 in English on CBC Manitoba.   Indigo. Photo by Kelly Kamo McHugh   . iv.

07/09/2022

First peek at the trailer for our upcoming CBC Original, Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic. It will be streaming on Gem starting August 5th in Inuvialuktun and in English on CBC Manitoba on August 6th.

Using local materials and traditional knowledge Inuit/Gwich’in Hunter, Kylik Kisoun will re-establish and re-imagine the lost practice of building an Inuvial...