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DOP’s Perspective on Shooting CuriousTV!

DOP’s Perspective on Shooting CuriousTV!

Feb 24, 2022 | Case Studies & Reflections, Toolkit | 0 comments

In the Winter of 2019, I was contracted to film a documentary web-series for CuriousWorks called CuriousTV!, a series which showcased the lives of young, ordinary citizens from the Fairfield region.  At the time, I was a beginner camera operator in my last year of...
2019 National Youth Arts Summit – Reflection

2019 National Youth Arts Summit – Reflection

Oct 15, 2019 | Case Studies & Reflections, Latest News, Toolkit | 0 comments

Curious Creators Samantha and Sivani were sent to Adelaide for the National Youth Arts Summit. We asked them what their experience was like.

Expanding the Story Toolkit

Expanding the Story Toolkit

Sep 10, 2019 | Case Studies & Reflections, Toolkit | 0 comments

“Everytime I edit a short film or creative project, I’m jumping from film school to film school.”

Fighting for 2770

Fighting for 2770

Sep 3, 2019 | Case Studies & Reflections, Toolkit | 0 comments

“We shouldn’t just be known for bad news headlines or a shitty documentary that dramatizes our lives.” Daisy Montalvo on why programs like FUNPARK matter.

Making to Creating

Making to Creating

Aug 20, 2019 | Case Studies & Reflections, Toolkit | 0 comments

What’s the difference between ‘making’ and ‘creating’? Shawn Spina reflects on the (sometimes scary, sometimes exciting) differences between helping someone make a project and creating your own project.

Respecting the Hustle

Respecting the Hustle

Aug 13, 2019 | Case Studies & Reflections, Toolkit | 0 comments

“You feel proud at the end. I know I do.” Sivani Yaddanapudi reflects on her experiences in ‘Respect the Hustle.’

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Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.

Our office is located along the Toggerai/Georges River in the Casula Powerhouse. We would like to acknowledge the Cabrogal Clan of the Darug Nation who are the traditional custodians of the land. We acknowledge that this land was also accessed by peoples of the Dhurawal and Darug Nations. Our work takes us across Dhurawal, Darug and Eora lands. Sovereignty was never ceded.