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Wayne has have delivered workshops in rural, remote and urban communities across the world helping people conceive and create their first digital story.
This workshop includes
Introduction to the Seven Steps of Digital Storytelling
Group sharing and feedback in a facilitated Story Circle
Script writing and voice recording
Image preparation and story-boarding
Video editing: transitions, effects, music, and titles
Support on the production of a three minute digital story
Group story screening
Length 3 days
Time 9am - 3pm
Minimum Capacity 10 Fee $595 per person
Plus travel and accommodation outside or Victoria
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This workshop is for everyone and anyone: young and old; tech savvy or not. Whether you feel a creative itch to experiment, a desire to more deeply explore an important life story, or the need to represent a story of your organization or community.
SPECIAL NOTES
If you have your own laptop to use during the workshop, please bring it; if not we will provide a computer
Collaborating with Australia’s most distinguished Aboriginal photographic artist, Professor Wayne Quilliam, the remote Aboriginal community of Yarralin Northern Territory Australia share a visual story of land-rights and self-determination with the world.
With a career spanning more than 20 years, Quilliam is regarded as one of Australia’s most respected photographers for his work in Indigenous and International affairs. NAIDOC Indigenous artist of the year, Human Rights and Walkley Awards plus numerous art accolades, he continues to evoke emotive discussion, with exhibitions in Europe, USA, Asia, South America and Australia.
Wayne visited Yarralin in early August to capture ‘Our Place’ 2017 Yarralin Calendar. ‘Our Place’
The intrinsic connection to place is expressed through the faces of the community, their stories and the country captured through Wayne’s photographs.
"Capturing the essence of community, that evokes a passionate response, is more intuitive than visual. By watching, listening and conversing with the Yarralin community the photographs took on a life of their own, as the camera become a tool on this incredible journey of laughter and inclusiveness” comments Quilliam.The calendar marks all the standard Australian Holidays and significant Aboriginal calendar dates and timelines the history of the land hand-over. ‘Our Place’ 2017 Yarralin Calendar represents a unique cultural learning opportunity and the chance for people all over the world to connect and support the self-determination of Aboriginal people in remote Australia.
Sinchi Project
Our first project was in cooperation with Tiwi Designs art centre and was led by project director, celebrated aboriginal photographer and former NAIDOC artist of the year Wayne Quilliam. This has been running since April 2017.
We launched the project by purchasing camera equipment, laptops and recording devices for participants in the community. This was then supported by a series of workshops ran by Wayne with content coordinated by the arts centre and Xavier Catholic College (the local school).
The objectives;
Aboriginal photographer Wayne Quilliam photographs the Long Walk leading up to DreamTime at the MCG
Photographs of inspirational young Aboriginal men at work by Wayne Quilliam
Copyright © 2018 Aboriginal Photography by Wayne Quilliam - All Rights Reserved.
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