Wapos Bay: As the Bannock Browns
In episode 8 from the Wapos Bay series, the Carnival comes to Wapos Bay, and T-Bear is smitten by the Carnival owner's daughter, Evelyn, and will do anything to help out at the Carnival. T-Bear's dad, Jacob, tries everything to keep his son away from the "carnies," as he calls them because of his own earlier experiences. Raven is bedridden with chicken pox and develops an overactive imagination by watching too many soap operas on TV. Wapos Bay is a stop-motion animation series that follows the adventures of 3 kids from a Cree community in northern Saskatchewan.
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Wapos Bay: As the Bannock Browns - Cree Version2007 24 min -
Wapos Bay: All's Fair - Cree Version2007 24 min
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Wapos Bay: All Access - Cree Version2007 24 min
Wapos Bay is a stop-motion animation series that follows the adventures of 3 kids from a Cree community in northern Saskatchewan.
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series creatorDennis JacksonMelanie Jackson
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voiceGordon TootoosisTaylor CookEric JacksonRaven BrassLorne CardinalAndrea MenardTrevor CameronJoseph NaytowhowDiana GossnerJody Peters
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music composerRoss Nykiforuk
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editorJennifer Prokop
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director of photographyAlan Poon
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producerDennis JacksonMelanie JacksonAnand RamayyaDerek Mazur
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writerTrevor Cameron
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directorCam Lizotte
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executive producerDerek Mazur
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associate producerRick StefanowskiScott Collins
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production managerEllen McEachern
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production consultantTorin Stefanson
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story editorDennis Jackson
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1st assistant directorTrevor Cameron
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2nd assistant directorJason Bohn
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animation supervisorCam Lizotte
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lead animatorAndrew Doll
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senior animatorDiana Gossner
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animation consultantC.A. Pounds
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animatorGilbert BaldheadStacy KulykCarll MachiskinicBentley PoochayJustin Scales
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junior animatorDevon LoiselleShane Molloy
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additional animatorLisa LorenzoKelly MorrisonCurtis Witt
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art directorDiana Savage
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character designCarll MachiskinicBentley Poochay
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character sculptureCarll MachiskinicBentley Poochay
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costume designAmalie Atkins
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set constructionClayton Malinski
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shop consultantTed Heeley
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armature designPaul Atkins
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armature constructionPaul Atkins
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silicone casterAllison Track
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mould makerStacia Verigin
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plastic casterStacia Verigin
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art department assistantDiana Gossner
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art department production assistantBrandi Hattum
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storyboard supervisorCam Lizotte
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storyboard artistGilbert BaldheadAndrew Doll
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gafferCraig Olson
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gripAaron Jackson
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additional gripDwayne Turta
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post-production supervisorTorin Stefanson
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lead visual effectsAlina Pete
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file processingElmer Estillore
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assistant editorAngela Edmunds
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post-production assistantTeri Armitage
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additional assistant editorTeri Armitage
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online editorDenis GathelierFrançoise Laprise
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scannerSheena Lizotte
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audio post supervisorRoss Nykiforuk
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foleyDaryl PierceRandy Woods
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sound effectsDaryl PierceRandy Woods
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re-recording mixerEvan Rust
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mix facilityTalking Dog Studios
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musicianRoss NykiforukRandy WoodsAnna BekolayCarrissa KlopoushakJames Steele
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production coordinatorLinda Nemeth
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production accountantLinda Nemeth
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bookkeeperLinda Nemeth
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production assistantTatyanna ElashRolande Petit
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riggingJohn Butler
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production supervisorScott Collins
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program administratorCyndi Forcand
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on-line facilityNational Film Board of Canada
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audio post facilityCosmic Pad Studios
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lighting equipmentAndrew GordonGeorge Hupka
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grip equipmentAndrew GordonGeorge Hupka
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production insuranceMultimedia Risk Inc.
Episode 8 from the Wapos Bay series can be used to facilitate deeper learning, research, projects and discussions related to Indigenous medicinal and healing plant knowledge, harvesting and Protocols. Students can research traditional medicine used by Indigenous Peoples as well as policies and practices that have contributed to a disconnect from traditional Indigenous food wellness practices. What role does television play in influencing children and youth? What are some Protocols for seeking help from Elders and Knowledge Keepers? Students can also consider the role parents and caregivers have in nurturing the youth’s understanding of healthy relationships.
