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Invert Media took a three hour oral teaching and made it into a 1hour video presentation that honored the values and principles of the Seven Fires. They were very respectful and demonstrated a deep sensitivity. I am honored by the work they’ve done. Sally Gaikezheyongai – Aboriginal Literacy Worker |
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Invert Media is an Aboriginal multimedia production company dedicated to exploring Indigenous forms of knowledge and perception through e-learning, new technologies and the arts. Our team has over 40 years of collective experience working with Aboriginal peoples across Canada, and 35 years in the media and arts industries. We draw on our strong connections and background in these diverse communities to produce groundbreaking projects that are rooted in Indigenous perspectives. Invert Media combines user-centred design with a community-based approach to honour and incorporate the community expertise of diverse Indigenous nations. OUR TEAM Jennifer Wemigwans – President Jennifer is Ojibwe from Wikwemikong First Nation. She takes pride in working to invert the conventional use of media by revealing the potential for Indigenous cultural expression through education, e-learning and the arts. Jennifer is excited by the prospects of community empowerment from an Indigenous perspective. She is currently exploring the convergence between education, Indigenous knowledge and new media technologies through a PhD program at the University of Toronto’s Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Her work in academia and in the private sector puts her in a unique position to tap the pulse of innovation in Aboriginal education and media. Doug Anderson – Strategic and Creative Director Doug is Métis and lives in Toronto. He has consulted extensively on education and program development for Aboriginal communities across Canada. Since 2001, he has devoted much of his energy to research and writing on Indigenous histories and cultures, and translating them to contemporary media and education systems. He enjoys the challenge of designing and building new platforms for representing Indigenous knowledge, and is committed to preserving these forms of knowledge and presenting them as models for thinking and problem solving in the 21st century. Winston Bromley – Technical Designer Winston is a self-taught designer and programmer who has won numerous awards for New Media projects he has led, including Most Innovative Website 2001, BAAFTA 2002, and Best Entertainment Website 2002, as well as a nomination for Programmer of the Year 2003. Winston prefers working with forward-thinking clients. Past clients include Kidsmania, MSN.ca, The End Records and advertising agency McLaren McMann. Winston spent 5 years as Senior Programmer at Decode Entertainment, one of Canada's top Children's entertainment providers, before starting his own company (Artbox.ca) and joining the Invert Media team in 2005. |
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