I applaud it and I'm so proud to hear that," Goulet said. "It's so amazing to see someone like Robin getting the opportunities, but also being recognized for what she's able to do and her talent. (Samuel Engelking/Submitted by Danis Goulet)īack in Canada, acclaimed Cree-Métis film director and screenwriter Danis Goulet said she's thrilled to hear that another Indigenous artist from Saskatchewan is making waves in the film world. "They're really creating opportunities for women of colour in the industry and I believe that's really important these days, because representation does matter."Īcclaimed Cree-Métis film director and screenwriter Danis Goulet is orginally from La Ronge, Sask., and is best known for the feature film Night Raiders. "I believe that there is this sisterhood," Cote said. When Cote was hired as a makeup and hair assistant for the true crime thriller Black Mass, directed by Devanny Pinn, she felt proud to be a part of a women-led operation. She now lives in Los Angeles and has committed herself to promoting Indigenous beauty and style through many creative endeavours - whether that's styling actresses for the red carpet or founding her own fashion publication, Coté Magazine. The artist is a member of the Cote First Nation and grew up in Regina. I officially have IMDB credits … so it's great!" Cote said, laughing. But having the film premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in France is above and beyond what she imagined. Through our work, we are committed to nurturing the deep connections between mainstream fashion, Indigenous art and traditional practice with amplified visibility of and led by Indigenous women.Being on a feature film crew was already a dream come true for makeup artist Robin Cote. Our programming and initiatives illuminate perceptions of and celebrate Indigenous people and our cultures. IFA’s primary activity is the biennial Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival. Indigenous Fashion Arts sustains Indigenous practices in fashion, craft and textiles through designer-focused initiatives, public engagement and sector innovation. NOTE: IFA is unable to provide travel, accommodation or per diem to the casting audition, rehearsals or runway shows NOT IN TORONTO? SKYPE AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD FOR THOSE NOT BASED IN TORONTO. ![]() SELECTED APPLICANTS MUST ATTEND THE AUDITION TO BE CONSIDERED. Location: Aki Studio, Native Earth Performing Arts – Toronto, Ontario CanadaĪddress: 585 Dundas St E #250, Toronto, ON M5A 2B7 ONLY THOSE REQUESTED FOR AN AUDITION WILL BE CONTACTED Available for fittings (day of show) and rehearsals (Jand day of each show).Any persons of any size and gender may apply.Indigenous talent is prioritized however ethnicity is open. ![]() You are an experienced or confident performer in modeling, dancing or acting. ![]() (based on participating designers’ requirements): Models will be photographed or video recorded for PR, media, educational, promotional, archival, artistic and possibly other kinds of purposes during this event in video, a live stream and photography and will be requested to sign a release form. Models are requested to provide two pairs of presentable shoes that they can confidently walk in. Models will work under the creative direction of IFA Artistic Director and choreographer and will report to the Stage Manager. Selected models will be invited to perform in 1 – 4 of the runway showcases, based on designer requirements. This is an excellent opportunity to grow your portfolio, join the excitement of the Indigenous fashion movement, and get back in front of a live audience! We welcome models and performers of any size, gender and ethnicity, as do the designers we work with. We are seeking 20 models per runway show who have performance experience, including modeling, dancing or acting. Casting auditions will take place in person from March 14 – 18, 2022, also in Toronto. From June 9 – 12, 2022, Indigenous Fashion Arts will host four runway shows featuring 25 designers at Harbourfront Centre Theatre in downtown Toronto. Indigenous Fashion Arts is now accepting model applications! IFA is casting models for the third biennial Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival, a multi-platform festival of fashion, craft and textiles by Indigenous artists and designers from across Canada with international guests. DEADLINE: March 9th, 2022 APPLY: COMPENSATION: $150+HST per show
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