Jhane Myers

Jhane Myers, a Comanche and Blackfeet American Indian is known for her attention to detail and dedication to producing, Native language, Native cultural advising, acting and fine art. Jhane is a Sundance/ Time Warner Storyteller Fellow (2018) and Producer Fellow for (2017). Jhane is known for the Comanche linguistics and culture in Monsters of God (2017), Comanche linguistics in Magnificent 7 (2016) and as associate producer of LaDonna Harris: Indian 101 (2014). Multitalented and articulate she brings her cultural sense of self and Native community to public relations and community engagement for the film Wind River (2017) and for her work as supervising producer of N. Scott Momaday: Words from a Bear (2019) for the American Masters Series and as associate producer for the feature documentary Defending the Fire (2017). Jhane can also be seen on camera in the TV Series Native America, New World Rising (2018) and in the Sundance short film Over the Bridge (2016).