Raven Two Feathers (Cherokee, Seneca, Cayuga, Comanche) (he/they) is a Two Spirit, Emmy Award-winning creator based in Seattle, WA. Originally from New Mexico, they spent their childhood moving and exploring Indigenous cultures across the continent and Pacific. They began making films in Hawaii, jumping onto the path they’d dreamed of since they were three. They made their first explicitly Indigenous film during Tracy Rector’s Superfly program, and returned to New Mexico to attend Santa Fe University of Art & Design, graduating magna cum laude with a BFA in Film Production. After graduation, their path led them to creating more Indigenous art than ever and things began to feel right: exploring new mediums while embracing imperfections. In 2020 they released a comic, “Qualifications of Being,” about their journey of realizing they are trans and Two Spirit, and premiered at ImagineNATIVE 2021 with “A Drive to Top Surgery,” a VR experience where the viewer rides with them and their family to that momentous occasion. The process is long and difficult but filled with the laughter, care, and openness they have dreamed of. They continue to grow and explore their practice through the people they meet, and the stories that guide them.

Raven TwoFeathers (Cherokee, Seneca, Cayuga, Comanche) (he/they) is a Two Spirit, Emmy award winning creator based in Seattle, WA. Originally from New Mexico, they spent their childhood moving and exploring Indigenous cultures across the continent and Pacific. They returned to New Mexico to attend Santa Fe University of Art & Design, graduating magna cum laude with a BFA in Film Production. After graduation, their path led them to working on and creating more Indigenous art than ever and things began to feel right. They recently released a comic-based zine, “Qualifications of Being,” about their journey of realizing they are trans and Two Spirit. They are in post for a VR experience where the viewer rides alongside them on their drive to top surgery. They continue to grow and explore their practice through the people they meet, and the stories that guide them.