Deb Wallwork
From Fargo Filmmaking
Deb Wallwork (b. ?) is an independent filmmaker and artist, and the producer of, most recently, C. Beck, Mino-bimadiziwin: The Good Life and Building a Dream: The Moorhead Stave Church.
A studio camera operator and photographer at Prairie Public Television in the mid-1980s, she partnered with the station and the Red River Indian Association to produce four award-winning documentaries about Native American culture. In 1983, she received the first fellowship from the North Dakota Arts Council in Film and Photography, and since then her films have been shown in festivals across the country, winning numerous awards including runner-up for the American Film Award and a Cine Gold Eagle.
Her documentaries have been screened at the American Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian. Her commissions and credits include the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, and the National Park Service.
Deb has an MFA in Film from the School of the Art Institute in Chicago. She has taught at Moorhead State University, and at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] As Director
- C. Beck (2006)
- Building a Dream: The Moorhead Stave Church (2001)
- Mino-bimadiziwin: The Good Life
- Sacred Buffalo People
- Warriors
- Keep Your Heart Strong
[edit] Affiliations
- Red Eye Video.... Executive Producer
[edit] External Links
Deb Wallwork at Red Eye Video
