Jenni Monet: Filmmaker, Journalist, Film Editor & Production Specialist
Jenni Monet (Laguna Pueblo) presently is a freelance journalist and an independent documentary director, producer and editor. Monet has worked for CBS News Corporation and its affiliates as a television news anchor and satellite correspondent.  She’s also experienced the integrity of public television broadcasting serving as senior producer to BRIC Studios, a multi-media project based in Brooklyn, NY.  In August 2005, Monet launched ‘nish Media, an independent production outlet dedicated to diversity in mainstream markets.  Currently, she is in development of a documentary profiling Native identity issues in the 21st Century. Monet received her B.A. in English/Communications from Fort Lewis College.

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Brian Frejo (Pawnee/Seminole): Youth Wellness and Leadership Trainer, Cultural Activist, Filmmaker & Actor,  Created 4 Greatness, Oklahoma City, OK

Culture Shock Camp (Pawnee/Seminole): Brian “DJ Shock B” Frejo & Quese IMC Frejo, Native Hip Hop Group, Oklahoma City, OK and Los Angeles, CA

Alyssa Macy (Wasco, Dine, Hopi): Political Consultant, Media Justice Trainer & Photographer, Indigenius Media, Minneapolis, MN

Ryan Red Corn (Osage): Film, Graphic and Web Design, Red Hand Media, Pawhuska, OK

Happy Frejo (Pawnee/Seminole): Hip Hop Artist, Poet, Dancer & Youth Trainer, Los Angeles, CA

Jenni Monet (Laguna): Journalist, Media Trainer & Filmmaker, 'nish Media, Brooklyn, NY

Myron Dewey (Paiute): Digital Media Specialist/Trainer, Digital Smoke Signals, Lawrence, KS