This man's most famous work was done on a $75,000 commission by J.P. Morgan with editing performed by anthropologist Frederick Webb Hodge.
In one of this director's films, Motana kills a whale and woos Naida, who is coveted by the evil Sorcerer and his brother Yaklus. This man's most famous work was done on a $75,000 commission by J.P. Morgan with editing performed by anthropologist Frederick Webb Hodge. In 1914, he released his film about Kwakiutl called In the Land of the Head Hunters. He has been criticized for producing works such as Oglala War Party, in which he paid his subjects to pose in staged scenes that reinforced the image of the "vanishing race." For 10 points, name this noted photographer of American Indians.
In one of this director's films, Motana kills a whale and woos Naida, who is coveted by the evil Sorcerer and his brother Yaklus.
Edward Sheriff Curtis