Tracey Deer

Canadian film director and publisher (born 1978)

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Kahnawake, Quebec, Canada

Born and raised in the Mohawk community of Kahnawake, Tracey Deer is an award-winning Indigenous director, producer, writer, mentor, speaker, and leader. A graduate of Dartmouth College’s Film Studies program, Tracey is a visual storyteller who wants to have a positive impact on the world.

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Club Native — Narrator2008

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Type: Person
Country: DE

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Award-winning Mohawk filmmaker Tracey Deer has multiple credits to her name as producer, writer and director in both documentary and fiction. Beginning her career in documentary, Tracey teamed up with Rezolution Pictures for feature documentaries One More River: The Deal that Split the Cree, Mohawk Girls, and Club Native, as well as the documentary series Working it Out Together, seasons I & II. This collaboration has continued into fiction television with Mohawk Girls, the series, which she co-created, directs and executive-produces with creative partner Cynthia Knight. Her work has been honored with two Gemini awards and has earned acclaim from multiple film fextivals, including Hot Docs and DOXA. In 2017 & 2017, she was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for best direction in a comedy series for her work on Mohawk Girls and she was honored at TIFF as a recipient of the Birks Diamond Tribute Award in 2016.

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