Reel Talk

Creative development, workshops

2026 

Shaped by students' interests around content creation, Reel Talk was a program that explored the basics of creating video content for digital spaces as a way of creative and self expression.

Students learnt skills around video production and ways to make an engaging video. It was a program for students to experiment creatively and platform their voice in a safe space. This program was delivered by CuriousWorks in collaboration with Liverpool Girls High School’s photography club.

Breakdown of activities

  • Week 1: Introduction to video content creation and using phones to play around with trendy social media content ideas such as what’s in my bag, story time and reviewing item/s
  • Week 2: Students explored how to make a good quality video through the use of camera shots and music.
  • Week 3: Students learnt about different interview styles such as Vox Pops and explored documentary as a medium for storytelling
  • Week 4: Used DSLR cameras and sound recording gear to practise interviewing each other

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CREDITS

Creative Producer: Samanatha Barahona

Facilitators: Georgia Dunn & Samantha Barahona 

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