Documentary
What Makes a House home?
HCH is a charity rethinking long term housing for neurodiverse individuals. We creating this short documentary to communicate the complexity of the problem they hope to solve. The film was used as their fundraising launch event.
Lockdown Journalism - 2020 April - June
During the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown in Australia, traditional production became impossible. So in a rare turn of events, Alex came in front of the camera and made a set of two video pieces from our kitchen. The first explored engaged couples having to change what was meant to be one of the best days of their life: their wedding day. The other was an investigative journalist piece following the money to uncover a COVID conspiracy.
Ink Plots (2020) - 4 Episode Web Series
Every tattoo has a tale, lines trace the story of someone’s life. Made for the upcoming launch of Eternity News’ Youtube channel, the four episodes of this pilot season cover stories of surviving abuse, overcoming family tragedy, seeing a rare Caracal in Africa. We even hear from well known Pastor/Historian and Christian TV presenter John Dickson.
The series accumulated 20,000 views across all platforms making it one of the most successful content pieces Eternity has ever had.
Release Q1 2020
Writer & Director
Kaartdijin Ang Koort: Knowledge of the Heart (2019)
The Nyoongar nation is the largest language group out of all First Australian Nation groups, and yet their language is disappearing. How do you revive a language on the brink of extinction?
The documentary short can be seen here
Made in partnership with The Bible Society for the UN’s Year of Indigenous Languages. Release Date - 09/08/19
Director, Cinematographer and Editor.
Profiles on Indigenous Leaders and Translators in Alice Springs (2018)
We were commissioned to capture several profiles on Indigenous (and one non-indigenous) leaders working with Bible translation for the The Bible Society’s annual appeal in 2018. It was definitely an eye opening experience to the difficulties indigenous communities face. But it was also inspiring and hope-filled as we heard from the culture changers humbly making a real difference.