b'PRODUCTIONThe eagle earrings I made for GeenaWe were fortunate to find a lot of represent her late mother who loved eagles and everything theygreat creatives and crew members represent, such as power, leadership and strength. They have significantfrom the Indigenous community and medicine to support her onthis journey.our own network who all contributed A business-builder herself, Davidson- to creating a really good energy Oar says she was honoured to be part of a show that showcases andthroughout the entire projectplatforms entrepreneurs, noting, I know the ups and downs and theCamille Beaudoin, Mosaic Entertainmentsacrifices it takes to take a chance on yourself, and the gratitude you feel when people see your talent and appreciate you and what you do. As Indigenous entrepreneurs, we support each other, we raise each other up, and we put others before ourselves and our own needs, and [Bears Lair] shows this side ofthe business. Responsible for hair and makeup was Elizabeth McLeod, a skilled professional with 13-plus years of experience in television. She ensured that the judges and contestants looked their best under the harsh glare of the TV spotlight. A graduate of both Londons Vidal Sassoon Academy and LAs Cinema Makeup School, McLeod was pleased to do her bit for the show. Having just come off of another Indigenous-centred show, I was more than happyFirst Nations Bank of Canada is o\x1feringto come to another one, she says. It was an amazing experience, andIndigenous Trust ServicesI was so invested and moved by everyones story and business that it was so hard seeing people get eliminated! We need to bring more awareness to Indigenous-owned businesses, and this seemed like an amazing platform for this to happen.CAPTURING HISTORY For 25 years, First Naons Bank of Canada has proudly served our The Bears Lair crew also consistedcustomers. Weve partnered with growing Indigenous businesses of filmmakers and photographersand communies looking to the future. Weve earned your trust who worked during takes toand share your vision and values for a beer tomorrow.document the shows journey and capture its important place inWe bring that same community-focus, care and aenon toCanadas Indigenous TV history. RickIndigenous Trust Services.From trust set up to administraonSagayadan, owner of SAGAcomwe are commied to supporng Indigenous prosperity, leadershipProductions, was brought on board to film interviews with the cast andand well-being.capture promotional footage. He was joined on set by Marissa Baecker, aCommunity engagement Trust development Trust administration Trainingveteran photographer and owner offnbtrust.caher own business Shoot the Breeze. Aboriginal BUSINESS REPORT49'