Louise Bradford
Author, scriptwriter and speechwriter
Vancouver, B.C.
Phone: 604-315-5733
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Hello/Aaniin 👋🏼
I am of mixed ancestry (Anishinaabe and European) and am a member of Batchewana First Nation. I was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, on Robinson Huron Treaty Territory.
I've been a senior speechwriter with the Government of Canada for over 18 years. I write speeches, scripts and messages for the Minister and MPs on a variety of topics including food security, trade and the environment.
I'm also the author of two picture books for children published by Kids Can Press. My literary work is represented by Hilary McMahon at Westwood Creative Artists.
My other produced works include:
Short film screenplay produced by CBC Television, screened at the Ottawa International Writers Festival and Shadows of the Mind Film Festival.
Two radio scripts produced by CBC Radio.
Community affiliation: First Nations
Languages: English, Anishinaabemowin
Roles and Services: Author / Writer
Cultural roles and services: Indigenous content reviewer
Other fields of interest / expertise: Communications
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