On a picnic in the West Macdonnells these tjitji mankurpa (three kids) were showing how clever they were with the 'head, shoulders knees and toes' song in Pitjantjatjara. We thought we'd make it into a little movie to help you learn the song as well

Mikailah came up with this movie when we went to do some filming up the hill behind Pukatja store. She was inspired by seeing all the car wrecks at sunset. She gave everyone their instructions and we were off and filming, hurrying before the sun went down. Dialogue was totally …

Short film about young girls who go out bush looking for Honey Ants.

Promo on making sure kids wash their hands.

Promo on making sure kids keep their teeth clean.

Highlights of 2012 Colour Sports Carnival held annually on Elcho Island at Shepherdson College

Video made in La Grange Community School with Bidyadanga kids showing PAKAM process of recording Indigenous Ear Health Campaign songs and messages.

Girls from Amoonguna, sing a song about keeping their culture strong and the hardships of living in a community when there is drinking and domestic violence, and how they want to break the cycle.

Beagle bay school children singing about bush honey.

Children from Beagle Bay perform a Nyul Nyul version of Heads Shoulders Knees and Toes.

The first story is about the Jimmy Little Foundation working with the kids at Beagle Bay. The second story is about the Play the school children are putting on. And the third story is about Albert Wiggan's recordings and experience with PAKAM.

Music Clip of kids having fun with the MusoMagic Team in Wadeye.

Students from Areyonga Community sing a song about Areyonga. Facilitated by MusoMagic from Red Dust Role Models.

Documentary about red kangaroos, from the perspective of the Red Kangaroo. Winner of "The People's Choice Award" at the 14th Remote Media Festival held in October 2012 in Djarindjin community, WA.

A story from the Barlow family of the Paakantyi People of the Darling River, as told by Uncle Murray Butcher. This film was made by students from Wilcannia High School with the assistance of the Sharing Stories organisation in 2011.

Grace, Tanika and Evelyn are students from Wilcannia Central School in western NSW. They did this work and are really proud of it.

Animation about a new person in the area being taught about the local snakes and they could be different from the ones he knows.

Short animation of diffrent Warlpiri words, made at the Jirtirlparnta Study Centre in Nyirripi, NT.

Children's showering song sung by Aboriginal children; part of a health strategy programme in remote north-west of South Australia. This strategy was established by the Nganampa Health Council and is known as Uwankara Palyanku Kanyintjaku meaning A Strategy for Well Being.

Students from the Doomadgee State School, sing a song about having a healthy party and keeping it fun.