Gerald Auger(I)
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Gerald Auger of Woodland Cree descent, National Native Role Model Recipient from the Governor General of Canada, Entrepreneur, Graduate of Business Management, Rotary International Integrity Award Recipient, Indigenous Relations Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Keynote Speaker, Master of Ceremonies, Award-Winning Actor/Director.
Gerald spent over 25 years working in film and television with Hollywood. Some of his most notable television & screen roles have been Pawnee Killer Hell On Wheels (AMC), Soaring Eagle, Into The West (Dreamworks), Crow Chief, Dreamkeeper (Hallmark Entertainment), Timothy Whiteknife Tin Star (HBO), Makamuk Lost Face (Soma Films), Chief Ambrose Maquinna Luna- Spirit of the Whale (CTV), Chief Wandering Spirit Bones of Crows, (CBC).
Gerald walked away from mainstream society & Hollywood in 2009 to heal from childhood trauma being a product of inter-generational impact and colonization. Gerald spent 6 years in the wilderness reconnecting to his Woodland Cree language, culture, spirituality with traditional knowledge keepers, healers and ceremonial elders. Gerald made a choice to go back to his traditional teachings and spiritual way of life, to help bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples and the western world, so that our children & their children's can live in a world filled with love, kindness and compassion.
Gerald spent over 25 years working in film and television with Hollywood. Some of his most notable television & screen roles have been Pawnee Killer Hell On Wheels (AMC), Soaring Eagle, Into The West (Dreamworks), Crow Chief, Dreamkeeper (Hallmark Entertainment), Timothy Whiteknife Tin Star (HBO), Makamuk Lost Face (Soma Films), Chief Ambrose Maquinna Luna- Spirit of the Whale (CTV), Chief Wandering Spirit Bones of Crows, (CBC).
Gerald walked away from mainstream society & Hollywood in 2009 to heal from childhood trauma being a product of inter-generational impact and colonization. Gerald spent 6 years in the wilderness reconnecting to his Woodland Cree language, culture, spirituality with traditional knowledge keepers, healers and ceremonial elders. Gerald made a choice to go back to his traditional teachings and spiritual way of life, to help bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples and the western world, so that our children & their children's can live in a world filled with love, kindness and compassion.
