ISUZU/ILF Video

Creating this partnership video for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and ISUZU was an incredible journey.  Big shout out to the communities that worked with us and thanks to ISUZU for giving me the creative freedom to produced this video @waynequilliam 

Beyond Blue commissioned Wayne Quilliam to created several projects across the country.  When approached to work on a Racism campaign, we consulted with our communities to represent the everyday experiences faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

My role as an Indigenous film maker is to observe, collaborate and create a story that both the client and community are proud to show.  ILF and the communities we they work with are to be congratulated on the wonderful programs Wayne Quilliam

This exhibition documents the Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women's  Voices) Project, a ground breaking national conversation, led by  Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice  Commissioner, Ms June Oscar AO, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait  Islander women and girls.

Exhibition and Video was created by highly acclaimed Aboriginal film maker Wayne Quilliam.

Creating engaging content that captures the essence of the message is important.  Working with ILF to create this video I was conscious of the cultural sensitivities while bring to life the diversity of our people.

Interview with Torres Strait Islander leader Vera Ses on Mir (Murry Island) by Wayne Quilliam

Wayne Quilliam has been creating informative video and photography for Reconciliation since its inception 

Aboriginal Videographer Wayne Quilliam captures the stories of Indigenous people across the country including photography and drone footage

For more than 30 years Wayne Quilliam has worked with rural, remote and urban Indigenous communities to tell their own stories through photography, videography and digital collaborations.  He created this video to show the important work he does on community

Indigenous film maker Wayne Quilliam creates a series of videos that opened at the United Nations in Geneva and New York

Wayne Quilliam has worked on the Indigenous Governance Awards since their inception.  His ability to capture the essence of people and place connects people to the stories being shared.