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Seeing Red continues to be a platform to share Indigenous culture by bringing authentic and impactful stories to screens and homes worldwide. Bryan Porter, founder of Six Nations-based Seeing Red, said he knows the arts are a powerful way to reach a global audience and that amplifying the representation, voices and vision of Indigenous storytellers is the company’s mission. Six Nations is home to many notable people including Tom Longboat, Graham Green, Gary Farmer, Brandon Montour and many others that continue to make an impact in multiple sectors. “Seeing Red Media is based on reserve, with a team of individuals from within the community. Our mission is to create a lasting impact and positive legacy within our community for our future generations,” said the company. Seeing Red has been busy the first month of 2025 and is showing no signs of slowing down or contributing any less to being a place for Indigenous voices and stories to be heard. Here are some of the company’s latest
From ancient Haudenosaunee agricultural practices to modern flavours, join Chef Tawnya Brant in the One Dish One Spoon series SUBMITTED premiering Jan. 7 on APTN or aptntv.ca.
projects making waves in the industry. Premiering on The Shine Network Institute YouTube channel is REMATRIATE the Lens: Indigenous Women in Cinema. The groundbreaking four-episode web series amplifies the voices of 16 incredible Indigenous women in Film and TV. “Get ready for inspiring, raw, and candid roundtable discussions about their journeys, challenges, and triumphs in the entertainment industry,” reads an Instagram post from Seeing Red. From ancient Haudenosaunee agricultural practices to modern flavours, join Chef Tawnya Brant in
the One Dish One Spoon series premiering Jan. 7 on APTN or aptntv.ca. Chef Brant takes viewers on an inspiring journey as she explores food security, local economies, and Indigenous traditions in her home community of Six Nations. “This series is a celebration of resilience, culture, and delicious food,” said Seeing Red. Running from Jan. 13 to Feb. 14 is Casa Loma’s Red Visions Indigenous Art Exhibition. “In collaboration with Seeing Red, this special showcase honours the unique styles, cultural heritage, and identities of Indigenous artists high-
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lighting the vibrant and diverse voices of Indigenous communities,” said Casa Loma’s online event page. Porter said he is looking forward to this collaboration, which will provide a unique platform for Indigenous artists. “Through their art, our artists reflect their culture, their personal values and the lens through which they view our world. It is through collaborations like this we can strengthen each other’s understanding of our cultures and find common ground through the arts. With such a culturally diverse city as Toronto, these artists are displaying their talents to the world and are sure to spark conversation and exploration into the vivid Indigenous art world,” he said. Seeing Red took to social media on December 31 to share some of its accomplishments from 2024. Here is a look back at what Seeing Red called an unforgettable 2024. Amplified Indigenous voices through UNBC Emerging Musicians, Speakers Bureau and Runway of Rezilience, showcasing Indigenous excellence on and off the stage. Kicked off the Presidents Cup live on NBC with Shayla Stonechild,
bringing Indigenous representation to a global stage. Collaborated with Canada's Walk of Fame and celebrated new milestones in partnership with our incredible speakers and ambassadors. Honoured to be featured in Billboard Magazine for our Summer Concerts launch with Canada’s Walk of Fame at the iconic Casa Loma. Partnered with Camb. ai to lead advanced initiatives in language preservation, ensuring cultural traditions thrive for generations. Continued to proudly support the Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation through its ambassadors and event support, helping to uplift Indigenous youth and communities by providing opportunities and resources for a brighter future. The Runway of Rezilience, where Seeing Red honoured Indigenous culture and history through fashion in collaboration with Casa Loma. This iconic event was a celebration of resilience, creativity, and excellence. “To our partners, creators, ambassadors, and every single one of you who supported Seeing Red this year—thank you for making it extraordinary,” said Seeing Red.