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About Donald Morin
Sept 9th, 2024. God bless you all. Here are links for a great emerging Artist Nimkish at link link I have know her family since she was born, Her mother Gunargie O'Sullivan is a broadcaster, artist and poet. Her late father Greg Ing Young was a prominent Writer and Artist. I completed my tenth semester at university More work to redefine my ideas as an artist. Now available for gigs, sessions, and other work. Film work in Yellowknife was excellent, intense, and rewarding. I wrote new songs too, will work on them. Early video edit experiment of 2024 BCE to 2024 AD on my youtube channel. Voici: YouTube I am not continuing studies at university because I was denied funding. I am working on solutions. River City Chamber Orchestra wants to perform some of my compositions, so I sent complete assimilation and others. You are welcome to share the news with others. My granddaughter Aeliana is now 9 and a gifted child. I wrote a score for her, plus I refurnished a 1997 S-VHS edit of NDNs and DOGs multi media play of 1991, 1992, & 1994 LIVE performances for Late Jimy Sidlar's grandson, who turned 15th, and an emerging artist of which I uploaded the stream to my Youtube channel YouTube here. The audio is here as well , so thank you for listening to the work, the Video Stream (4K) is here Enjoy. I also created NDNs & DOGs shorts from the songs adding new instruments to the live performances as an experiment. . As I intended for this work to be an allegory to contact, I was please to hear the late Grace Mirehouse of the Native Education Centre, tell me she saw the multi media work as an allegory for contact (1492 and after). Genisis of the work started in 1989 , when the former director of The International Pitt Gallery asked me to do a performance event addressing native concerns. I was working with Gitxsan playwright and poet the late Neil Benson in video work in 1986. He allowed me to study his poems and play, and I Studied my works to look at language, syntax and cultural differences between Neil and myself. He was raised traditional, I was assimilated. This work was the result of that study on the other and the self as native forms of culture Miigweech I have a new playlist of songs here: link Thank you for stopping by. RIP dear sister Diane Fehr. Hope you are all well, thank you for visiting. March 22, 2023, just finished the run of Everyman at Concordia University. He performed as an actor and as well performed music for a hymn. The world is getting harder, but have faith in the one above XOXO The video I created for Fundraiser of June 19th in Edmonton AB is on youtuber. Take care, God be with you all YouTube
Donald gives credit to the Creator for giving him music to share to the world.
Singer/Songwriter, Modern dancer, and actor Donald Morin’s lineage is of the Gros Ventre, Sarcee, Cree, Saulteaux, and Ojibwa and French lines. He currently resides in Treaty 6 territory of Edmonton, Alberta. April, 2020 of Donald received notice of a grant award from The Alberta Media Alliance Society for his current film project As A Koden, Talking Story Who Is Your Name? October 2019, he secured his diploma in Graphic Design technology from CDI College upgrading his creative skills from a Bachelor of Arts Degree FPA Major Film Concentrate at SFU School for Contemporary Arts. Donald’s song submission 'Mad Dogs on The Run Sundown' won best folk/singer/songwriter for the January 2020 Akademia Music Award in the category of Best Folk / Singer-Songwriter Song. December 2018, He won the Alberta Arts Foundation’s Indigenous Arts Award for his film work and has completed essential work for the project 2019 toward. He is also writing Volume III of his Creator’s muse series of songs, poems, essays, plays, and backstory of the Artist and narrative of living and creating through the constraint of colonialism, and poplar culture. He performed his music for the May 5th Annual Events for murdered and missing Indigenous People, and he is a top player on the Number One Music Site and Number 2 at the ReverbNation website. 2016, his song Walking with Sweet Mary won best folk balled February for the Akademia Awards, USA. Previous work consisted of the lead role of “Sam Wolf” for Caravan Farm Theatre summer musical IOU LAND. His music has been performed throughout Europe, Hawaii, and Salish Territory throughout the years. Mr. Donald Morin performed at the Truth & Reconciliation Event in Edmonton, 2014 and the Neechie Festival, a benefit for the Siksika people flooded outside of Calgary Alberta. The event was held at Hobbema Reserve. May 2013, he was the Technical Director and coordinator of The Edmonton Red Jam Slam event with coordinator Carrie Lawrence. He completed acting work on his recurring character Johnny on BLACKSTONE, a Canadian TV series shot in Edmonton, AB. 2012 Mr. Morin also appeared at The Calgary International Film Festival in The World Premiere of The Feature Film the Killing Games by Canadian Director Barry J. Gillis. He was also hired for the Aboriginal Arts Festivals held in Edmonton 2010 and 2011 and involved with International Artist Rebecca Belmore with her performance artwork at the Museum of Anthropology and the Orr Gallery in Vancouver 2010. 2008 Donald worked for Monroe Communications as an actor on a web-based project call The Law Project. 2007 he studied and worked with Gunargie O’Sullivan during the Ten-Day Intensive of The Activist Documentary Film Workshop of the Galliano Island Film and Television School in BC. He also co-produced radio programs for Coop Radio’s Community Radio Programs When Spirit Whispers and Snewaylh Language program with Co-host/producer Gunargie O’Sullivan”. 2006, he performed for Rebecca Belmore and acted for Infinity Films of Florida, USA. Other work consisted of a showing of his 1995 animation Sky People, Spirits, and Transformations, the 1988 SFU Film Workshop dual screen narrative collaborative Take It Easy When You Talk About Me, and a short film montage for Aboriginal Film Night. 2004, he did film mentoring work for The Indigenous Media Arts Group (IMAG) and completed teaching the Professional Development program for Native Artists at IMAG. He showed a 45 minute version of his 7 Fires 4 U Kitchi Manitou film and presented his academic paper NDNs In the Age Of Terror in Atlanta, Georgia, USA at the University Of Georgia, Art & Design and for The Society for Cinema and Media Studies 2004 International Conference. He was also one of the keynote Speakers/Presenters at The Annual AGM for The National Alliance for Media Artists at the RimShot Media Festival in Vancouver and did the lighting for the short The Birthday produced by Wendy Nahanee.
2003, he completed the link program @ The Alliance for Art and Culture, sat for the 2,003 Canada Council for The Arts selection committee and continued at the Digital Film program at The Native Education Centre. The 7 Fires 4 U…Kitchi Manitou film was also presented @ the 13th. Annual La Terres En Vue Film/Video Festival in Montreal of June, 2,003. That year he also completed the direction of two video shorts for Monique Giard entitled VICIOUS ATTACK, and I’M FIRST NATIONS AND PROUD OF IT. 2,002, 7 Fires 4 U…Kitchi Manitou premiered @ the 5th. Annual IMAGeNation Indigenous Film/Video Festival in Vancouver. 2002 he directed and videographed the one-hour DVCAM production promoting Elder’s Care for Producer Rasunah Marsden. Work also involved Film Consultant for German Company Relevant Film’s project “BluePrint", photographed in Europe and Canada. In 2,001, Donald shot 16mm film for 7 Fires 4 U…Kitchi Manitou and worked with Robert Free of the American Indian Movement in Seattle Washington. 2,000, Mr Morin also worked on various Television series such as First Wave, and So Weird. He also published the magazine edition of The Metis Sauvage European Tour website for Mannitou Creations and shot 16mm film footage of his 2,002 release. 1999, He produced and toured The Metis Sauvage European Tour in Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, and London. March 94, he worked as a principal actor in the NBC Movie of The Week with Richard Crenna and Beverly De” Angelo in Seattle, Washington. Mr. Morin produced and edited the 96-minute documentary dance video of Karen Jamieson’s cross-cultural production of Gawa Gyani in Tokyo, Japan 1994. Donald was also the Writer/Director and Producer and fellow actor for NDNs & Dogs, A Multi-media theatre event at Neo-Nativist festival (90), Earth Voice Festival (92) & The National Native Youth and Multicultural Conference (94). Donald Morin performed the LEAD role of Eddy LaRoche in the Quebec 35mm film Windigo in 1993. 85/88/91, he was drama instructor/director for the Spirit Song Theatre Company, Vancouver, BC, where he re-wrote Sea Street to an eight person play for Native youth from a two person show for the 1987 Indigenous World Native Youth Conference, UBC, from one man play for Surrey Teachers Assoc. 1985, he was also the lead Actor for Soul Survivor, which toured the Edmonton Fringe Festival & Vancouver Fringe Festival. Donald Morin was with the Directors Guild of Canada from 1983-1989 and The Jerry Lodge Talent Agency from 1981-1992. Early start in the “biz were parts on Mars Need Hellen Production and First Blood as a Stand-in. In closing , his personal testimony as a 60s scoop survivor was presented Nationally and Internationally at the Truth & Reconciliation Event of Edmonton 2024. Mr Morin began his 44-year career in September,1980 and continues to work as a performer and filmmaker today. All inquires for Mr. Morin can be directed to email donaldmorin@link, or tilmcom@link
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