Multi-Media Training elders stories of the YagGAra-Language people groups
Each year Indigenous Australians mourn the loss of important elders. Gone with each elder is valuable cultural information and knowledge linking the past with the present. Functional languages, songs, stories, family ties, and historical accounts need to be preserved before it’s too late. It is crucial to record people with knowledge before their passing so that their oral histories do not continue to become cloudy or diluted.
Ipswich City Council - Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
Ipswich City Council supports cultural organisations that enable the community to develop and showcase its cultural skills and promote a sense of pride in cultural activities and heritage.
2017 witnessed the development of a partnership with The Ipswich City Council through the Regional Arts Development Program ( RADF) and Ngaran Goori.
Ngaran Goori acknowledge and sincerely thank Ipswich City Council for their valued, help, guidance & encouragement throughout this project.
The RADF Funding Grant laid the foundation for the realisation of the Jagera/Jagara - Yaggara Elders Stories Project.
The Multi Media Training Program was conducted by Mr. Luke Baracliffe - Multimedia Knowledge Recording.
The Training Program was conducted over four (4) days and involving seven (7) indigenous trainees.
Ngaran Goori auspiced funding for the Jagera Ganay-Magil Aboriginal Corporation to develop Jagera Elders Stories, this project and funding was auspiced by Ngaran Goori. The Project was initiated and Co-ordinated by Ms Louisa Bonner.
The Students gained an introduction to Multi-Media Training formats including a of combination visual recording equipment, content forms such as text, audio, images, video inline with Computer based Multi- Media Software & Programs.
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Photos from the Multi Media Training
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"To promote mutual respect and understanding, it is advisable to obtain written and/or verbalpermission before reproducing a photograph, film or sound recording of Aboriginal and/orTorres Strait peoples, places, objects, sites and cultural activities for your internal and external communications."
GOORI VISION - FILM / VIDEO PRODUCTIONDocumentary, Video Essay, Promotional, Digital Story, Events, Training DVD’s, Educational Resources, Performance Story ReportingGoorie Vision is a fully operational production unit, developing products from concept level right through to DVD, internet or television outputs. Goori Vision can produce films that are specific to your needs, budget and situations. Goorie Vision is an Indigenous owned and operated business so you can be assured that your story or message captures and retains an Indigenous feel and preserves the essence of traditional story telling. For Indigenous clients we pride ourselves on producing products with the utmost respect to cultural protocols, intellectual property rights and individual &/or community aspirations.