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What's New
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January
2005 - "One Dead Indian" airs on CTV - January
4 at 8pm. (Press
Release)
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December
2005 - Glen
returns as Clarke Messner on DaVinci's City Hall in episode
12.
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October
2005 -
Glen shoots his first short film with a story by Actor Travis
Dugas titled "Red Cold". (Red
Cold - The Film)
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August
-October 2005 - Glen
plays Clarke Messner in episodes 2, 3, 5, 6 & 7... of
DaVinci's City Hall.(website)
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May/June
2005 - Glen does Children's Theatre with Sandy Scofield
& Sophie Merasty in the show "Turtle Tales".
They do the Okanagan Children's Festival & the Regina
Children's Festival.
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May
2005 - Time Stands Still - Glen performs in Two-Hander
with Lorne Cardinal at the NAC in Ottawa as a part of the
Alberta Scene in Crazy Horse Theatre's production of Terry
Ivin's "Time Stands Still" under the direction of Michelle
Thrush.
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April
2005 - Glen becomes one of "The 4400". (website)
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February
2005 - Glen just completed shooting Paul Rickard's short
film The Winter Chill, in Moose Factory, Ontario co-starring
with his long-time colleague, friend and brother Dakota House.
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November
2004 - Glen is nominated or Best Supporting Actor at the
American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco for his role
as David Hill in The Reawakening.
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October
2004 - Completed shooting the CTV film "One Dead Indian",
the Dudley George story in Montreal.
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Fall
2003 - Glen wrapped up the french television series Temps
Durs in Montreal, in the recurring role of Roy Craig on CBC
(French).
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Summer
2003 - Glen co-starred last in the feature film The Reawakening
along side of his good friends, fellow Canadian Actors Michael
Greyeyes and Gordon Tootoosis.(website)
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As
an Actor, 2003 was a busy year for Glen; He was nominated
at the 2003 Leo Awards under the category: "Best Performance
by a Supporting Male in a Dramatic Series" for his role on
the Award Winning television series Da Vinci's Inquest. He
also completed the fourth season for Studio B Productions
as the voice of "Bill Tukyuk" on the award winning animated
series Yvon of the Yukon, which airs on YTV. Glen also had
a guest appearance on the Chris Isaak Show, working along
side of his long time friend, brother and mentor Gary Farmer.
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