Change Media Training

2013 June - Adelaide SA

Our Digital Media Training Toolkit offers a range of tips and tricks we have created over the years in collaboration with communities across Australia between 2010 and 2013. It covers the key elements of digital media production, from development, production and editing to ethics, impact and evaluation.

The toolkit has a strong focus on Indigenous media training and features many Ngarrindjeri participants explaining their step by step training process, during workshops in regional South Australia.

Copy of Interview Tips with Owen

Copy of Using Storyboards

Copy of 5-Point Story Plan

Copy of How to upload photos

Copy of Sony A1 HDV set up

Copy of Basic 5-point story example

Copy of Storyboarding with ComicLife

Copy of Organize Your Shoot - Equipment

Copy of How to upload example

Copy of Camera basics with Cyril

Copy of Camera basics with Chris

Copy of Camera tripod with Rita

Copy of Camera basics with Rita

Copy of Camera training with Craig

Copy of Camera training with Arnold

Copy of Camera training with Laurie

Copy of Camera basics with Junior

Copy of Camera basics with Junior

Copy of Camera basics with Jeremy

Copy of How to set up a Sony A1 camera

Copy of How to set up a tripod

Copy of How to upload footage

Copy of Uploading demo

Copy of Distribution - Burn To DVD

The toolkit was produced with assistance from the Australian Government Office for the Arts Indigenous Cultural Support and the Australia Council for the Arts Community Partnerships.

The project also received support from the South Australian Government through Arts SA Strategic Community Partnerships.

Partners

Arts SA Strategic Community Partnerships

Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

Australia Council for the Arts Creative Community Partnership Initiative

Australian Refugee Association Inc

Indigenous Cultural Support, Office for the Arts, Department of the Attorney General

Ngarrindjeri Land and Progress Association

Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority

VCA Centre for Cultural Partnerships

Change Media Training Toolkit

2019 August - Adelaide SA

Our Digital Media Training Toolkit offers a range of tips and tricks we have created over the years in collaboration with communities across Australia between 2010 and 2013. It covers the key elements of digital media production, from development, production and editing to ethics, impact and evaluation.

The toolkit has a strong focus on Indigenous media training and features many Ngarrindjeri participants explaining their step by step training process, during workshops in regional South Australia.

Interview Tips with Owen

Using Storyboards

5-Point Story Plan

How to upload photos

Sony A1 HDV set up

Basic 5-point story example

Storyboarding with ComicLife

Organize Your Shoot - Equipment

How to upload example

Camera basics with Cyril

Camera basics with Chris

Camera tripod with Rita

Camera basics with Rita

Camera training with Craig

Camera training with Arnold

Camera training with Laurie

Camera basics with Junior

Camera basics with Junior

Camera basics with Jeremy

How to set up a Sony A1 camera

How to set up a tripod

How to upload footage

Uploading demo

Distribution - Burn To DVD

The toolkit was produced with assistance from the Australian Government Office for the Arts Indigenous Cultural Support and the Australia Council for the Arts Community Partnerships.

The project also received support from the South Australian Government through Arts SA Strategic Community Partnerships.

Partners

Arts SA Strategic Community Partnerships

Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

Australia Council for the Arts Creative Community Partnership Initiative

Australian Refugee Association Inc

Indigenous Cultural Support, Office for the Arts, Department of the Attorney General

Ngarrindjeri Land and Progress Association

Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority

VCA Centre for Cultural Partnerships

Surviva Nunga Style - Warriappendi School

Warriappendi School workshop - 2005 November - Warriappendi SA

CHALLENG: The Hero Project worked with 10 young Indigenous students and their teachers at the Warriappendi School. In a series of workshops the participants built on the training already in place through their Nunga TV experience and further developed essential digital media skills, scripting, story-boarding, filming, recording sound.

PARTNERS: Office for Youth; Arts SA Health Promotion Through The Arts; SA Film Corporation; Warriappendi School; Department of Education and Childrens Services; Tallstoreez Productionz

OUTCOMES: The group decided to split into two teams, each developing separate film ideas. They decided to join forces and selected a very challenging subject: to produce a film about racism and media analysis wrapped in two competing Reality TV shows.The result was hysterical: the teams managed to weave their competing story-lines together into a hilarious comedy. Do you need keys in Grand Theft Auto? Who will be voted off the island? Some people are just too black …

SCREENINGS & AWARDS: The film screened at Come Out 2007 Youth Film Fest at the Mercury Cinema in Adelaide.

IMPACT & FEEDBACK: Surviva Nunga Style was selected for the award winning Directing the Hero Within resource DVD.
Nunga TV developed to a leading Indigenous community TV program.

One of the participants gained access to an film industry work placement as a result of the workshop.

Partners

Arts SA Health Promotion through the Arts

Warriappendi School

Department of Education and Children Services

Office for Youth

SA Film Corporation

TAFE SA