The Nanuk Narratives project is deeply committed to the principles of Indigenous visual sovereignty, recognizing the critical importance of Indigenous communities controlling their own narratives and representations. Guided by the principles outlined by the ImagineNATIVE "On-Screen Protocols & Pathways" for Indigenous media production, our work prioritizes respect, responsibility, reciprocity, and consent, and our approach supports Inuit communities in leading the storytelling process. We prioritize community-driven filmmaking, ensuring that Inuit perspectives shape not only the content but also the methods used to document their relationships with polar bears. By fostering collaborative, respectful relationships with Inuit knowledge holders, filmmakers, and communities, Nanuk Narratives upholds the values of narrative sovereignty and collective ownership, ensuring that the stories told reflect the lived experiences and traditions of Inuit.