The first VR film to be directed by an Indigenous person in North America

Kickstarter to fund six VR films in the next six months, five of which are written and directed by women. She says:

One of them, Eagle Bone, directed by Tracy Rector has already been selected to screen at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (one of five pieces chosen from around the world!) Its the first VR piece to be directed by an Indigenous person in North America. And we are very proud to have been a part of its creation. Another one we are doing is a surreal comedy I have written and hope to direct, called Slow Moving Houses. In addition we are producing Lynn Shelton's first VR piece, Power, Experience Pride by Dacia Saenz, Dom by Netsie Tjirongo and Arcadia Flats (a Werewolf horror) by Joe Jacobs. Its a pretty diverse slate of creative VR projects.