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Wapos Bay: Raven Power
2008
24 min
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In this episode from the Wapos Bay series, Raven wants the men to realize how much they underappreciate the town's women. The women go on a week-long retreat, and only Jacob seems able to make coffee, cook meals and keep things running. Raven and Chief Big Sky negotiate to bring the women back, make everyone happier and strengthen the community. Wapos Bay is a stop-motion animation series that follows the adventures of 3 kids from a Cree community in northern Saskatchewan.
In this episode from the Wapos Bay series, Raven wants the men to realize how much they underappreciate the town's women. The women go on a week-long retreat, and only Jacob seems able to make coffee, cook meals and keep things running. Raven and Chief Big Sky negotiate to bring the women back, make everyone happier and strengthen the community.
Wapos Bay is a stop-motion animation series that follows the adventures of 3 kids from a Cree community in northern Saskatchewan.
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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directorCam Lizotte
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writerTrevor Cameron
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producerDennis JacksonMelanie JacksonAnand RamayyaDerek Mazur
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director of photographyAndrew Forbes
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editorJennifer Prokop
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music composerRoss Nykiforuk
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series creatorDennis JacksonMelanie Jackson
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voiceGordon TootoosisTaylor CookEric JacksonRaven BrassLorne CardinalAndrea MenardDerRic StarlightTrevor CameronJoseph NaytowhowDelvin KanewiyakihoTyrone TootoosisMervin BrassAngus Vincent
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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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animation supervisorCam Lizotte
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story editorSharon Riis
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1st assistant directorTrevor CameronJason Bohn
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trainee assistant directorMeghan Ruedger
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lead animatorDiana Gossner
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senior animatorAndrew DollGilbert Baldhead
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animatorChris CherepachaDevon LoiselleLisa LorenzoBrian McPhailShane MolloyBentley PoochayJustin ScalesJay SilverJordan Yaworski
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additional animatorEryn DickisonRaquel LopezKelly MorrisonNathen Wahl
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art directorDiana Savage
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character designBentley Poochay
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character sculptureBentley Poochay
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costume designAmalie Atkins
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set constructionClayton Malinski
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puppet fabricatorCharity MartinAllison Track
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set dresserCharity Martin
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production designCasey Golding
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concept drawingsCasey Golding
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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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lead mould makerStacia Verigin
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casterStacia VeriginAngela EdmundsDiana Gossner
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mould makerAngela Edmunds
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assistant mould makerDiana Gossner
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art department assistantDevon Loiselle
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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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key gripCraig Olson
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lighting technicianAaron Jackson
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additional gripAndrew Forrester
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post-production supervisorTorin Stefanson
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assistant editorKatie Chipperfield
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visual effects artistDimitrios Jimmy Kounios
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file processingTeri Armitage
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online editorDenis Gathelier
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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 WoodsCarrissa KlopoushakJames Steele
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production coordinatorLinda Nemeth
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assistant production coordinatorMeghan Ruedger
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production accountantLinda Nemeth
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production assistantHeather MysykRolande Petit
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cateringNicky Decap
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executive producerDerek Mazur
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production supervisorScott Collins
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program administratorCyndi Forcand
Ages 6 to 9
Study Guide
School subjects
Why did the women of Wapos Bay go on strike? Elementary students can discuss what equality between girls and boys (and men and women) means. What should you do when you experience discrimination? How are boys and girls different? Discuss gender stereotypes. Read The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch. Rewrite a fairy tale so that the female character is empowered. Conduct interviews with successful women in the community. What barriers did they face?