A TracingThought Film sponsored by individuals like you!
What Is It About?
In the northernmost settlement on Earth, Inughuit villagers in Greenland still survive using traditional hunting methods perfected over the last 4,500 years.
Today, this way of life is rapidly evolving with the advent of globalization and the changes that come with a warming climate. This documentary film portrays this transition through the eyes of the community.
We used a Kickstarter to bring this project to life. You can read more about our project and campaign here.
Seeking Donations for the Winter Expedition!
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Winter Filming Expedition and we need donations to make it happen! Our film is fully crowdfunded by people just like you. By donating to our film, you’re helping us to bring this powerful story to life in the most extreme winter environment experienced by any culture on Earth. Please consider making a contribution!
The Team
Ashlei Payne of TracingThought and Talor Stone of Talor Stone Photography are producing a female-led documentary film and photo series about the vanishing hunting traditions of the Inughuit people in Greenland.
Talor (left) is a Ph.D. researcher and professional photographer who specializes in the Arctic region. Ashlei (right) is a filmmaker with experience working with indigenous communities from the rainforests in Borneo to the mountainsides of Kashmir. She conducts her work ethically with full indigenous consent and fair compensation.
Support Our Project!
All donations are 100% tax-deductible! This film is made possible by individuals just like you, so join the cause and help us make it the absolute best it can be!
Get a taste of Ashlei’s previous films.
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