Indigenous storytelling is in our blood

We craft compelling stories that map the history and ongoing landscape of Indigenous culture through video production, public speaking, and education.

telling indigenous stories

We’re a video production company and education platform amplifying Indigenous voices and sharing stories from across Turtle Island and the globe.

This is Our promise

We're committed to authentic Indigenous storytelling, prioritizing community-led narratives and amplifying Indigenous voices. We uphold the principles of mentorship, education, and language revitalization, empowering the next generation of Indigenous creators. Through land-based storytelling and ethical filmmaking, Indigenous Geographic fosters a deeper understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures, and contemporary realities.

Respect through authenticity

Our work respects the heritage and origins of the stories being told. We capture stories with integrity and truth, bringing the subject matter to the forefront of our collective narrative.

Seeking to tell true stories

We dig deep into our partnerships, uncovering the realities and truth in the subject matter. Our goal is to capture the essence of reality, and tell that story through our lens.

Upholding cultural integrity

We prioritize community-led narratives that lift people up, and help Indigenous nations tell their stories. When communities work together, they empower themselves and others to reach a better future.

Meet our team

Matt Lemay

Co-Founder & ceo

about Matt

Matt is a Citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario and his root ancestors are the Clermont Dusome family that originally hails from the Red River region of Manitoba, later settling in Penetanguishene Ontario. Matt currently lives in the Ottawa Valley with his wife Jennifer and his daughters Ella and Noa.

Matt holds a Master's Degree in Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Queen’s University and recently received the King Charles III Coronation Medal for his impactful work uplifting and celebrating Métis culture and heritage.

Crystal Martin

CO-FOUNDER & CAO

about Crystal

Crystal is an Inuk from Sanirajak, Nunavut, with deep roots across Inuit Nunanganit. She currently lives in the Ottawa Valley, where she continues to work at the intersection of storytelling, leadership, and community.

As a social worker experienced in Inuit politics, she brings a strong foundation in policy, community development, and creative leadership. She is also a filmmaker, storyteller, and throat singer whose work centers Indigenous voices and narratives. Crystal serves on the National Indigenous Economic Development Board, contributing to the advancement of Indigenous self-determination and economic prosperity.