The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation's Blueprint for the Future, held in Thunder Bay in February 2010. Blueprint for the Future (BFF) is a series of national career fairs designed to attract First Nation, Métis and Inuit high school students to the wide array of potential careers available in all employment sectors.

Aired on APTN and Global during the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards, hosted by Adam Beach in Winnipeg, Ontario 2009. Produced by Lisa Santonato at FTP Media Inc. for the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation.

The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation presents Blueprint for the Future national career fairs, one of the largest career fairs in the country. Blueprint for the Future (BFF) attracts First Nation, Métis and Inuit high school students to the wide array of potential careers available in all employment sectors. In January 2009 NAAF held its bi-annual career fair in Winnipeg, honouring their commitment to reach out to aboriginal youth. This video was edited by Lisa Santonato @ FTP Media Inc. for the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation.

Produced by FTP Media for Green Students Fundraising, this educational-marketing video was shown to junior and intermediate-level schools throughout the 2008-2009 school season and served to educate and encourage youth to raise money for their schools through the sale of environmentally-safe products.