
Brooke Swaney
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Brooke Swaney
Filmmaker
BROOKE PEPION SWANEY (Blackfeet/Salish) is a filmmaker. Presently, she is in post-production on her first feature length documentary, DAUGHTER OF A LOST BIRD, funded by Vision Maker Media.
Learn more about BrookeBrooke Swaney
Filmmaker

BROOKE PEPION SWANEY (Blackfeet/Salish) is a filmmaker. Presently, she is in post-production on her first feature length documentary, DAUGHTER OF A LOST BIRD, funded by Vision Maker Media. In 2019, she was selected to participate as a NATIVe Fellow at the European Film Market/Berlinale. She is also a 2014 Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Fellow and a 2013 Time Warner Fellow through the Sundance Institute. OK BREATHE AURALEE, her NYU graduate thesis film, screened at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and has TV distribution with FNX (First Nations Experience, a PBS affiliate). Brooke’s experience also includes producing BELLA VISTA (Rotterdam 2014), Vision Maker Media funded short film and new media project SIXTY FOUR FLOOD (PBS & PBS digital), and the first season of the podcast ALL MY RELATIONS (Matika Wilbur & Dr. Adrienne Keene). She also worked with Revolution Messaging on the Bernie Sanders 2016 Presidential campaign on their digital media team, producing, directing and editing; her Native Outreach ad I AM HUMAN received over 3 million hits on Facebook.