The O show
This documentary provides an intimate look into the life of an Afro-Indigenous, Two-Spirited leader and DJ as she works in Vancouver, BC and beyond.
Synopsis
This documentary provides an intimate look into the life of an Afro-Indigenous, Two-Spirited leader and DJ as she works in Vancouver, BC and beyond. From her activism with the Black Lives Matter marches, her engagement within the LGBTQ+ community, to her leadership with the Squamish Nation Chief and Council as an elected member, Orene Askew embodies a unique perspective from the many communities she represents.
As DJ O Show, she uses her musical talents to give voice to important issues facing our society while simultaneously inspiring the next generation to live their truth.
Duration: 20 mins
Director’s Bio
Sharad Kharé holds a Masters degree in communications, where his academic research focused on personal and digital legacy. He uses his background in journalism to bring out the best
conversations between individuals and the people they impact. He has spent the past several years travelling the world seeking out the most influential people in their fields in order to document their legacy for public and private consumption.
He has documented personalities like His Holiness The Dalai Lama, Meryl Streep, Helen Mirren, Susan Sarandon, Chip Wilson, Jack & Suzy Welch, and many more.
When his cameras are off, you can find Sharad moderating dialogues on a TEDX stage or speaking globally on the subject of documenting the most interesting humans of our times.
Sharad has spoken and conducted interviews at the United Nations on a number of occasions. He has been invited to create original content for many prominent families and organizations
globally.
