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Artists not Aliens
- 2008
- Short film
- Experimental
- 5mins
- Status: Completed
Come on an artistic tour through Whyalla: follow three aliens on their journey to find out if there is artistic life in this sports-mad steel town. Whyalla has more sports facilities as you can count on your fingers and toes, but only a few places to do some art. 20 young people from Whyalla and sourrounding communities made this film as part of a D'Faces Holiday program. The Hero Project trained the participants in digital media skills to script, storyboard, film, record sound, and edit their films during a 5- day workshop. Artist not Aliens was made possible with support from the Australia Council of the Arts, Country Arts SA, BHP Billiton, the Hero Project and D'Faces of Youth Arts.
Directing the Hero Within
- 2006
- Documentary
- 18 x 7mins
- Status: Completed
This groundbreaking documentary series showcases nine fresh and fascinating youth films and behind-the-scenes documentaries. Relevant and entertaining, DIRECTING THE HERO WITHIN presents young people creatively documenting their world.
First Fleet Back
- 2005
- Documentary
- 22mins
- Status: Completed
Follow Uncle Kevin vs. the Queen in this hilarious Australian political satire. Tallstoreez Productionz' funky 22 minute hybrid documentary satirically interweaves an alternate future with Arabunna Elder Kevin Buzzabott's amazing strategies for self determination. In a blend of cinema verite, blaxpoitation and satirical reality TV, this film pushes the boundaries of documentary, offering thought-provoking insight into the past to build a postcolonial future together.
First Fleet Black
- 2005
- Documentary
- 22mins
- Status: Completed
... how is your liberation bound up with mine? The 2002 Woomera refugee prison outbreak – after months of protests, including hunger strikes, 53 refugees escape during the Easter protest, supported by hundreds of outraged Australians. After witnessing the outbreak the audience is invited to consider the complex issues arising from this border crossing; in particular the diversity of constructions about protest and activism. HOLIDAY CAMP investigates the current Australian immigration policies, in the context of 200 years of colonisation, connecting the issues of Indigenous dispossession, genocide, and the incarceration of refugees. It explores the implications of the mandatory detention system and the construction of national borders.
Holiday Camp
- 2002
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
... how is your liberation bound up with mine? The 2002 Woomera refugee prison outbreak – after months of protests, including hunger strikes, 53 refugees escape during the Easter protest, supported by hundreds of outraged Australians. After witnessing the outbreak the audience is invited to consider the complex issues arising from this border crossing; in particular the diversity of constructions about protest and activism. HOLIDAY CAMP investigates the current Australian immigration policies, in the context of 200 years of colonisation, connecting the issues of Indigenous dispossession, genocide, and the incarceration of refugees. It explores the implications of the mandatory detention system and the construction of national borders.
Is Your House Killing You?
- 2007
- Documentary
- 7 x 30mins
- Status: Completed
IS YOUR HOUSE KILLING YOU? is a groundbreaking, on the pulse, scientific makeover programme. Australian families will be invited to take up the challenge of 'detoxing' their homes. From inner-city apartments to country fibros, our expert team swarms, probes and strips back a diverse range of homes with their armoury of diagnostic gadgets, sleuthing and collecting samples, which they take back to the lab for CSI-style investigation.
The Last Elephant on Earth
- 2021
- Short film
- 12mins
- Status: Completed
When an earth-destroying meteor appears in the sky, 15-year-old amateur biologist Elle and her best friend Jen wait for the adults to finally act. But when Elle confronts her recently widowed father, Richard, he refuses to acknowledge her fears, or the meteor hurtling towards earth. Instead, he sends Elle to see Dr Humboldt, a sinister child psychiatrist who convinces Richard that Elle is actually a critically endangered Sumatran elephant. Convinced he’s doing right by his daughter, Richard locks Elle in a cage in the backyard. As the meteor rushes towards Earth, Elle desperately tries to convince her father to see the truth, but he refuses to listen, even as rose bushes spontaneously combust and dead birds fall from the sky. With the end seemingly days, or even hours, away, Elle simply wants to see Jen one last time. But will Richard finally see reason, or will Elle spend her last days on Earth in a cage?
The Loop
- 2019
- Documentary
- Online
- 20mins
- Status: Completed
The Loop is an absurd journey into disability, authorship and representation. First-time television director Lorcan Hopper partners with emerging filmmaker Johanis Lyons-Reid to twist the world of soap operas and share Lorcan’s experience of disability. But with a documentary team filming Lorcan’s every move, can the cast and crew match the intensity and professionalism he demands? Heartfelt, hilarious, and always unexpected, The Loop is soap opera like you’ve never seen it.
Ngarrindjeri Shorts
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- 2016 - 2017
- Documentary
- Online
- 8 x 7mins
- Status: Completed
Features four diverse artists of the Ngarrindjeri Nation. Each episode connects their artistry and the depth of Ngarrindjeri living culture to their spectacular Yarluwar Ruwe - the Ngarrindjeri lands and waters.
Ngarrindjeri Shorts series 1
- 2016
- Documentary
- Online
- 4 x 7mins
- Status: Completed
NGARRINDJERI SHORTS - EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED showcases Ngarrindjeri elders and their cultural practice. In the intimate setting of their yarluwar ruwe, their sea-country, artists, elders and cultural practitioners share the indelible bond their art has to the spirit of their culture and their country. From the quiet hum of the Kumarangk forest, to the wind swept beaches along the Coorong and rugged coastlines of the Fleurieu Penisula, Ngarrindjeri lands and waters are shown in vivid and beautiful detail. As each artist performs their practice in these spaces, the narrative of the land is captured in their work. Like weaving, stitch by stitch, everything is connected. Available on ABC iView. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, and the South Australian Government through Arts SA.
Ngarrindjeri Shorts series 2
- 2017
- Documentary
- Online
- 4 x 7mins
- Status: Completed
NGARRINDJERI SHORTS - SPEAKING FOR SEACOUNTRY showcases the amazing and dedicated Ngarrindjeri artists who hold the keys to a proud, living culture that extends back into millennia. An award-winning Change Media project, the series’ second season was created in collaboration with the Ngarrindjeri community, to celebrate the cultural ambassadors from the Ngarrindjeri Nation. Each episode reveals a different facet of their artistry and expertise while exploring the stories that make up their living culture. For Ngarrindjeri, their art is essential and a part of survival - they speak as country. Their cultural process is as much science as it is spiritual and connects Ngarrindjeri and their stories to their lands and waters and all living things. Available on ABC iView. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, and the South Australian Government through Arts SA.
Nine Steps to Become a Successful Underage Drinker
- 2007
- Short film
- Status: Completed
A fabulous discussion starter on the issue of underage drinking: The award-winning student team from Karoonda uses a comedic take on 'how-to' videos and cheesy drug education with a high impact end that will have you talking for days! From how to get your grog and drink driving to vomiting in public - the best tips to become a successful underage drinker.
The Pinnaroo Surfer
- 2008
- Documentary
- 10 x 3mins
- Status: Completed
Welcome to Kade’s world. He will help you hone your bush survival skills and is our guide to Pinnaroo, a small rural town, and its quirky customs in this hilarious 10-part series of comedy-mini-docs. Its all about country ingenuity: Pinnaroo has lots to offer, famous dead cats, huge Big Things, best secret fishing spots, time travel, shoe polishing competitions, sports and other favourite national past times...

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