Filmmaker & media artist
Dianne Ouellette
Filmmaker & media artist
Dianne Ouellette
Updates
Site updated July 2, 2022
July Screening Announcement!
aen loo pawatamihk and Mine to Have will be screening at the Regina International Film Festival and Awards (RIFFA), Regina, SK, Aug. 9-13, 2022. Screening times and dates coming soon!
lii bufloo aen loo kishkishiw (2022)
Post-Production is complete! Stay tuned as Festival distribution has begun!
aen loo pawatamihk
FEBRUARY 4 TO MARCH 12, 2022
The Autobiographical Animal: Bea de Visser, Valentina Gal, Frédéric Moffet, Dianne Ouellette
- An online exhibition of media works by a quartet of international artists exploring animality and posthuman narrative.
Mine to Have
Splice Magazine, "Regina theatre group Listen to Dis’ and filmmaker Dianne Ouellette interpret theatrical work for the screen" https://www.splicemag.ca/mine-to-have
aen loo pawatamihk installation screening at Nuit Blanche
aen loo pawatamihk will be projected on the exterior wall of a warehouse buidling, 1402 Rose Street in Regina, Saskatchewan, on August 28th from 8:00 PM to Midnight! Come out for a fun night filled with artists being artists in the night. https://nuitblancheregina.ca/
aen loo pawatamihk Winner at the Living Skies Student Film Festival
aen loo pawatamihk won Best of Saskatchewan at the Living Skies Student Film Festival. I am very honoured to be the recipient of this wonderful award! Congrats to all the winners, nominees, and selected films!
aen loo pawatamihk screening at the Māoriland Film Festival
aen loo pawatamihk will be screening at the Māoriland Film Festival in New Zealand on March 26, 2021
aen loo pawatamihk Winner of Best Technical Achievement for Sound Design
aen loo pawatamihk wins Best Technical Achievement for Sound Design at the Saskatchewan Independent Film Awards (SIFA) Thank you, Java Post Production for sponsoring this award!
aen loo pawatamihk was also nominated for Best Short Film and Best Technical Achievement for Cinematography. Congrats to all the nominees and winners!
lii bufloo aen loo kishkishiw
I am extremely happy to share that lii bufloo aen loo kishkishiw (Buffalo Wolf Memory) has received financial support from the Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative, The Trudy Stewart Prize, and SK Arts.
This short film will honour the memory of the "buffalo wolves" and the strength and power these beings, who at one time thrived in the prairie grasslands of North America. As they are gone from the prairies, I will remember all those who walk together as our ancestors.