Nova Scotia's film and video industry is becoming one of the leading economic and employment opportunities in the Maritimes. Non-linear digital video editing is the industry standard for professionals working in television and film and now on web pages and the Internet. Catherine Martin, faculty member at the Halifax Campus and Board member of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network was thrilled Abomsawin agreed to visit the students. Alongside Martin, the lead faculty member is Bill Jardine, who is well-known for his editing work on productions such as Theodore Tugboat , Oceans of Mystery and Blizzard Island . Martin's expertise in story-telling from an aboriginal perspective is complimented by Jardine's editing and technical skills.
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