Tseshaht Who We Are

[@AnnieLWatts]

This video in incredible. I love seeing all the elders that have long past, but are still in my heart. Thank you for sharing.

[@odielangley]

I have for many years thought the Tseshaht are a special people with such a rich heritage and am proud to be able to follow the activities through my friend Gloria Fred.

[@tseshaht56]

Love it!

[@marleneantoine2789]

Thank you for sharing, but for whatever reason it's just not working for me. It keeps starting over? Perhaps I will try again on my home computer. Keep up the great work!

[@garchie79]

My last bit of constructive criticism is that the last clip with your Saasin Productions should fade out on the same clip than change the last clip. That way your text will be imprinted before the picture changes if you want them to remember the production instead of the last b-roll.

[@garchie79]

The font needs to be better, stronger looking. I'm not sure the multi-colour works. Thousand Strong should be One Thousand Strong. That sounds and looks more profound. I know the singing should sound like in a longhouse but you should try for a less open sound field. Go for something a bit more closed a bit closer and a bit of high pass filter. A female narrator might work better. MIGHT, I said.