As founder of IndigiStudios, an indigenous film and production company, Litefoot is focused on writing, directing and producing a slate of theatrical, episodic, and documentary projects centered around the company’s mission of reclaiming the indigenous narrative in film and television. His directorial debut was the award-wining short film, “Strong Hearts: An Indigenous Love Letter To My Sons”.

Litefoot ‘s an accomplished public speaker and presenter. He empowers audiences by providing motivational talks, keynotes, trainings, virtual remarks and event hosting for Tribal Nations, corporations, primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, federal and state programs. Notable engagements include: Amazon, PNC Bank, FDIC, U.S. Navy and hundreds of Tribal nations.

Litefoot launched his musical career in 1992 pioneering indigenous rap under his record label, Red Vinyl Records. His career has redefined indigenous representation in the music industry, fostered the careers of indigenous artists; cementing his legacy as a trailblazer. He’s won numerous accolades including the Native American Music Awards for Artist of the Year and Best Rap/Hip Hop Album.

Litefoot is an award winning actor and has starred in several feature films and popular television shows including, The Indian In The Cupboard (Paramount), Mortal Kombat, Annihilation (New Line Cinema), Kull, The Conqueror (Universal), and House of Cards (Netflix). Most recently he voiced the role of Qamash, and other characters, in the animated indigenous children’s series, Spirit Rangers (Netflix).