2. Final presentation Shifting the paradigm By Kree Lopez

3. Stop-motion animation

4. My audience is the Ute nation in general There are 2,012 members of the Ute mountain Ute tribe 3,022 members of Northern Ute Tribe 1,375 members of the Sothern Ute tribe

5. The story is about two brothers that are sent out to hunt. As they were hunting they encounter something that will change them and their people forever. How can this be distributed Books(educational use) Feature film

6. 10-20 minutes Location: Colorado Characters two brothers Bear women Elder Challenges they face and how they overcome it? They are sent out to Hunt and don't get any game and continue to look and stabled up on something out of This world. I would personally think of this idea as a single artist-vision also know as film art that reject Hollywood. Song

7. Why make it now? Its the best time is now, mainly when our youth are now realizing that our culture is rising up and it be good to do it when we are proud to be the people we are. Why should the audience care? Let me be honest in my home town there 1,375 tribal members and there 30 tribal members that speak the language, and only a handful of us that understand the language we need to do this before we completely lose what we lost so long ago.

8. Concepts

10. Quote In the summer of 1975 the southern Ute tribal council authorized the start of the Ute language Program our language had been retreating slowly. Our young had ceased to learn and use it. Unless something was done soon. We felt the Ute language was in grave danger- Leonard brunch