reGEN media is the first and only Indigenous-owned and female-led wrap-around ecosystem that facilitates the creation, funding, and distribution of regenerative media projects through a relational filmmaking model.
Media with Vision
THE STORIES WE CHOOSE TO TELL NOW WILL DEFINE OUR FUTURE.
INTRODUCING OUR REGENERATIVE MEDIA 10-YEAR MOONSHOTS:
By 2033, there is now the first true generation of media healer storytellers. 36 Regenerative Filmmakers' work, visions, and voices have had the opportunity to develop and pioneer new landscapes of media storytelling in an ecosystem of support, abundance, and deep community of connection.
The films and stories from these Regenerative Filmmakers, as well as of our NextGEN filmmakers, have reached a broad and deep cross-section of audiences across North America and the globe. These stories have challenged, inspired, and blown open minds, healed hearts, reconnected to their spirit, and, as a result, individuals and communities of all kinds have become more unified and more whole.
reGEN media has consistently delivered invigorating and nourishing audience experiences with inspirational, interactive, and inclusively innovative interactions through our global streaming platform. We have become to storytelling what the NFL has become for sport.
In addition to the philanthropic dollars supporting Regenerative Filmmakers and Films, equity investors and brands with advertising dollars have stepped in to take their place in the reGEN ecosystem, ushering in a next-wave of impact investing, advertising, and progressive sponsorship, driving the reach and amplification of our storytellers and media projects.
reGEN's model of relational filmmaking and NextGEN training programs are recognized widely within the international media landscape, and reGEN is partnering with academic universities and industry associations to bring this promising sector to life beyond the reaches of just this company. At this point, reGEN is in the early stages of formalizing its NextGEN training into its own accredited academic institution with the ability to train younger filmmakers in a multi-year program, as well as more advanced filmmakers through shorter continued learning programs and retreats.
reGEN media in the news
'New initiative helps Indigenous people reconnect with community, culture'
Sept 30, 2022
'After connecting with her home, Splatsin member wants to help others'
July 6, 2022
'Our Nation Heals to launch this fall in Splatsin'
June 22, 2022
'Our Nation Heals: soon to be launched pilot program will help Indigenous people return home'
June 19, 2022
'Charlene SanJenko: Media is a mirror of the reality we want'
May 13, 2022
'Media has the power to shift the trajectory of our future'
May 2, 2022
'Two Sunshine Coast women nominated for distinction awards'
March 7, 2022
Latest Posts & Announcements:
reGEN media welcomes Naomi McDougall Jones as Global Artistic Director
