Indigenous Filmmaker. Agency:.Produced by the National Film Board of Canada in collaboration with the Governor General's Performing Arts Award Foundation.

Writer, Roxann Whitebean ; director, Roxann Whitebean ; director of photography, Jon Elliot ; sound recordist, Jacob Rogers ; wardrobe, Ange Loft ; makeup artist, null Nightstar ; hair artist, null Nightstar ; editing, Rebecca Lessard ; sound editing, Travis Mercredi ; sound design, Travis Mercredi ; music composition, George Guerrette ; re-recording, Geoffrey Mitchell ; producer, Amanda Roy ; executive producer, Cecil Rohan Fernando.

Interviewer, Roxann Whitebean ; participant, Lena Recollet, Stephanie Pangowish, Kelsey Melanson, null Nightstar.

Recorded 2023.

In this unconventional portrait of John Kim Bell, he reflects on his formative years, which brought him to Broadway and influenced him to become the first Indigenous person in North America to lead a classical orchestra. After spending a lifetime amplifying the voices of Indigenous Peoples through the arts, he elaborates on his trailblazing work, including founding the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, known today as Indspire.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).