I originally did a blog post about CrowdTV and my idea about Water & Culture:The Lifeblood of Our Planet that was voted to be the one made into a movie in the process of making the world’s first on-line documentary about Water in Western Sydney. I am excited to be at the Bankstown Arts Centre with Steven for the red carpet premiere for the screening of Thirst.
It is a collaboration between Kylee Ingram Australian Documentaries, and researches from the Institute of Sustainable Futures (UTS) and funded by WSROC. http://www.crowdtv.com.au/meet-the-crew
It isn’t often that individuals get the chance to be part of making a documentary and it is a wonderful example of community collaboration where the visions of many have come together to produce a beautiful documentary about something that we all value and need – water.
I am interviewed by UTS for their magazine and article titled Lifeblood, makes the front page!
Click on this link for the article: http://newsroom.uts.edu.au/news/2011/10/lifeblood
It feels exciting to be part of this creative process and I learn I have been given an Assistant Producer credit for the movie. Check out a few photos and watch the video!
Photos: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.291388804234152.70017.193596164013417&type=3
Video:http://www.crowdtv.com.au/
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." –George Bernard Shaw
No comments:
Post a Comment