Documentary Films
- Our Lives in Our Hands (with Karen Carter, 1986) (about Mi'kmaq Indian basketmakers in Maine)
- Wabanaki: A New Dawn (by David Westphall and Dennis Kostyk, 1995) (served as major research consultant)
- Oh, What a Blow that Phantom Gave Me! (with John Bishop, 2003) (about Edmund Snow Carpenter)
- Among Xavante Friends (with Adam Bohannon and Jessie Stone, 2008) (about Harvard anthropologist David Maybury-Lewis, founder of Cultural Survival)
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