Three Sisters, Women of High Degree (2015)

This video is about the stories and lived experiences of three incredible Nyikina women, Anne Poelina, Jeannie Wabi and Lucy Marshall, and their tireless work to protect their Country, Culture, and Law, in the increasingly neo-liberal context of rampant industrialisation.

Three Sisters, Women of High Degree, was premiered on National Indigenous Television (NITV) on October 6th and 7th 2015. The film re-ran every month on NITV for three years, and has been screened on the international festival circuit.

Defending Country: Stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Service

The ' Defending Country: Sharing stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Service' conference was held on the 1st - 3rd December 2014 at the Crawford School, Australian National University, Canberra - more information available at http://www.ourmobserved.com/blog/defending-country-conference-gallery

The ' Defending Country: Sharing stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Service' conference was held on the 1st – 3rd December 2014 at the Crawford School, Australian National University, Canberra. This film was commissioned by the National Centre for Indigenous Studies, Australian National University, Canberra. 

Oongkalkada Wilderness Camp

A promotional film made for Uptuyu Tours and Oongkalkada Wilderness Camp at Udialla Springs, Kimberley, Western Australia. Also available on YouTube in French and German. 

Genuine and authentic Indigenous experiences in an exclusive, safe and comfortable environment to visitors to the Kimberley region of North Western Australia. A world class bush camp at the Udialla Springs property in an area traditionally known as Oongkalkada.

Marra Dreaming, Adelaide (ICV, 2007)

In 2007 I was commissioned by Indigenous Community Volunteers (Canberra) to shoot a series of short films and National Community Service Announcements as part of their volunteer programs with Aboriginal Communities. This film was shot at the Marra Dreaming Centre in Adelaide. 

Palm Island Vets (ICV, 2007)

In 2007 I was commissioned by Indigenous Community Volunteers (Canberra) to shoot a series of short films and National Community Service Announcements as part of their volunteer programs with Aboriginal communities. This one was filmed on Palm Island, Queensland. 

Parnngurr Bush Mechanics (ICV, 2007)

In 2007 I was commissioned by Indigenous Community Volunteers in Canberra to make three short films about their volunteers working in Aboriginal Communities around Australia. This is the film we made in Parnngurr (Cotton Creek), Western Australia. 

BYPASSED: The Erosion of our Cultural and Environmental Landscapes

In 2005, the Tugun Bypass, on the Gold Coast, received Government approvals to proceed with the C4 Route Option, a move that greatly anguished environmentalists and the local Aboriginal community, with its potential to destroy ecologically-sensitive areas and a significant Aboriginal cultural landscape known as "Murraba". Representative of major developments happening throughout Australia, and New South Wales in particular, this decision showed the erosion of years and years of legislation put in place to protect our cultural heritage and environment. This film tells the stories of the local Aboriginal community and environmentalists and of their long and arduous journey to make their voices heard.

In 2005, the Tugun Bypass, on the Gold Coast, received Government approvals to proceed with the C4 Route Option, a move that greatly anguished environmentalists and the local Aboriginal community, with its potential to destroy ecologically-sensitive areas and a significant Aboriginal cultural landscape known as "Murraba". Representative of major developments happening throughout Australia, and New South Wales in particular, this decision showed the erosion of years and years of legislation put in place to protect our cultural heritage and environment. This film tells the stories of the local Aboriginal community and environmentalists and of their long and arduous journey to make their voices heard.