Channel Films

05/10/2023

We were pretty busy today… But Not To Busy To Make This Happy Birthday 🎉🎂🥳 Post! ✌️😎 👏

Location: Utqiagvik, Sand Point, Kotzebue, some boat 🤷‍♂️, Bethel, Savoonga, Anaktuvuk Pass, Deering.

03/23/2023

🎉 Happy Birthday 🎂 to a real one - .loves.video we are lucky to work with you ⭐️photos from Tikigaq, Savoonga, Unalaska, Fairbanks, Kotzebue⭐️

02/09/2023

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11/30/2022

Happy winter ❄️

10/24/2022

We have found Jiin’s natural habitat

07/25/2022

Last month along the Aleutians with ✨ thanks for the snap

06/09/2022

⭐️Send your resume, reel and/or work samples to [email protected] & [email protected] to apply ✨

05/23/2022

Want to be part of a hardworking team of buddies who support each other, travel often and learn constantly?

03/28/2022

We got to help film a segment for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver! Watch below to learn about the Ice Classic in Nenana and see how much fun we got to have with Marshmellow...

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver 3/27/22 | HBO SHOW Mar 27, 2022 FULL SHOW

03/27/2022

Better late than never 🥂 Happy birthday Alex!

03/27/2022

Beautiful Bering Sea 🌊 📸 onset with

08/09/2021

We are proud to have partnered with Alexis Sallee to film this beautiful piece promoting safe travel within Alaska!

This summer, Koahnic invites you to explore Alaska and experience more than 10,000 years of history and indigenous culture alongside mountains, glaciers and ...

06/08/2021

We won an Emmy for Awesome Alaskan Kids! We are so honored to get to work with GBH and PBS KIDS and everyone here in Alaska who helps make this show possible!

Silas shows off some fun springtime activities he does with friends in Bethel. They ride dirt bikes, check their fish traps, watch a frozen river melt, and e...

10/27/2020

10/23/2020

Hello Everyone! We are looking for Alaskan kids to participate in some upcoming filming for Molly of Denali ⭐️ Please check this out, share and apply 🥳 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CkT1YIezcM2XWSQTMSeuaY6K5CnBcXV0rDkt4EJjAJE/edit?usp=sharing

Molly is looking for enthusiastic Alaskan kids between the ages of 8 to 10 to be featured in upcoming interstitial videos for the Molly of Denali television series! What is Molly of Denali? Molly of Denali is the first nationally distributed children’s series in the U.S. to feature an Alaska Nati....

10/16/2020

Be safe out there folks and have an amazing virtual AFN Friday!

10/12/2020

We are honored to live and work on Dena’ina Ełnena. We created this film in partnership with Melissa Shaginoff and the Anchorage Museum. We are so proud to share! Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day and remember, every day really is Indigenous Peoples' Day.

10/07/2020

We are so proud to announce that after months of work and waiting, this Teaching Tolerance project is finally finished and released. Howdice Brown III had such an incredible experience with Marie Acemah, Alice Qannik Glenn and the team at Teaching Tolerance. It still hard to believe that they were able to meet and listen to some of the leading minds discuss such important Indigenous Histories. Looking forward to see where this goes. 🙂 Link to Film: https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/teaching-the-hard-history-of-indigenous-slavery?fbclid=IwAR2eUeWJ01iCSeta8t8k3xBFMMnJiBIiPUtpLY3KX9LUkoKmflC0rgaK6m4

TT’s newest film, ‘The Forgotten Slavery of Our Ancestors,’ offers a classroom-ready introduction to the history of Indigenous enslavement in what is now the United States.

09/22/2020

We are so proud to work with the State of Alaska and Northwest Strategies to help inspire our fellow Alaskans to stay safe. We will get through this!

07/17/2020

Stay safe out there folx! Keep your distance and wear a mask!

Here's a spot we recently made with Quinn Christopherson, Northwest Strategies and Alaska Health and Social Services.

06/10/2020

We stand with black lives. We are each doing our part individually participating, learning, and donating within the current movement and are passionate about equity and justice.
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Furthermore, as storytellers, its our responsibility to create a safe environment for our indigenous community, black community and communities of color to tell their stories. It is our job to facilitate voices to be heard, amplified and shared, especially stories here on Dena’ina EŁnena and throughout Alaska.
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We are further educating ourselves on race in America and we invite you to learn with us (link in the bio for a great list of materials put together by PBS). 📽 Representation begins the camera matters. Following are a few of our favorite films by black filmmakers (& We always love recommendations). @ Anchorage, Alaska

06/10/2020

We are beyond proud and honored to work with this team!

An alarming 20% of Americans believe indigenous people no longer exist And only 13% of state history standards across the US cover information about Native Americans after the year 1900 while American media depicts Native characters almost entirely in historical settings Molly of Denali...

03/24/2020

Want distraction? Who can spot the escaping salmon?

03/16/2020

This project we made with Providence Health & Services Alaska has new relevance (and very helpful information) - Stay healthy out there folks!

"Do you really want to wake up with a cough, all because of some germs that you could have washed off?"

Providence Health & Services Alaska wants to spread the word (not germs) about the importance of hand hygiene and the proper way to wash hands, emphasizing t...

01/14/2020

We are continuously proud to help fellow Alaskans quit smoking through our work with Northwest Strategies and Alaska's To***co Quit Line - Check out our latest spot!

12/17/2019

The film "Let the Blonde Sing" we are proud to have shot for filmmaker Rachel Knoll just won for "Made in Alaska Documentary Short" . Congrats Rachel Knoll and Channel Films cinematographer Emma Sheffer!

Presenting the 2019 AIFF Jury Award Winners!

Thank you to all the filmmakers for sharing your fantastic films with Alaska. (Lots of great photos coming soon!)

Made in Alaska Narrative Short
Winner: How To Say Goodbye by Christy NaMee Eriksen & Ryan Cortes Perez
Runner Up: Dasher by James Kendall
2nd Runner Up: 12:34 by Quinton Oliver Smith

Made in Alaska Documentary Short
Winner: Let The Blonde Sing by Rachel Knoll
Runner Up: Welcome to Gwichyaa Zhee by Greg Balkin and Len Necefer
2nd Runner Up: Trampoline on Flattop by Ian Borowski

Made in Alaska Feature Documentary
Winner: Attla by Catharine Axley

Animated Short
Winner: The Phantom 52 by Geoff Marslett
Runner Up: Monsters in the Dark by Apollonia Thomaier
2nd Runner Up: Nothing to Say by Aubry Mintz

Documentary Short
Winner: Tungrus by Rishi Chandna
Runner Up: Wandering in the White by Otto Heikola
2nd Runner Up: Love Birds by Ashley Mosher

Narrative Short:
Winner: Touchscreen by Arthur Halpern
Runner Up: Showan by Bijan Zarin
2nd Runner Up: Sin Cielo by Jianna Maarten Saada

Narrative Feature
Winner: Those Who Remained by Barnabás Tóth
Runner Up: Straight Up by James Sweeney
2nd Runner Up: Laugh or Die by Heikki Kujanpää

Documentary Feature
Winner: Kifaru by David Hambridge
Runner Up: Nae Pasaran by Felipe Bustos Sierra
2nd Runner Up: Northern Travelogues by Kira Jääskeläinen

12/12/2019

Throwback Thursday!

Here's a story about four brothers and a craft brewery in Wasilla, Alaska.

12/12/2019

We have been so honored to be a part of this awesome project with Kikkan Randall and the Providence Health & Services Alaska Team. We made this music video (with the blessing of legend Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo) and had a blast in the process!

12/04/2019

On Location ☁️ @ Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

07/18/2019

It’s hard to put into words how incredibly proud we are to contribute to the new PBS show ‘Molly of Denali’. We are creating a portion of the live-action “interstitial” videos for the series and we are having a blast doing so. Go check out full episodes of the show on PBS’s YouTube channel! @ Anchorage, Alaska