First Daughter
In 2016, the Walker Art Center screened portions of Pickett's second full-length documentary "First Daughter and the Black Snake" chronicling the opposition of Winona LaDuke, an Anishinaabe activist, to plans to route a pipeline through land granted to her tribe in 1855. The pipeline threatens the tribe's sacred wild rice lakes and the preservation of their traditional way of life. "First Daughter and the Black Snake" premiered at the Native Women in Film Festival, in Los Angeles, California in February 2017. It subsequently screened at the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Film Festival in April 2017.