A 'ghost story' belonging to Elcho Island, told to Joey by Cynthia Dhamarrandji, illustrated, storyboarded, recorded and 'performed' by SharingStories youth participants.
The Bush Detective is a charcter driven short comedy set in Lockhart River, Cape York Peninsular FNQ. It uses humour to show the beauty and strength of connection to country for the community members in that region.
Warnman sersion of the Minyipurru story of the 7 Sisters as they traveled through Yinjabarndi Country. Nyiru is the man who chased the Seven Sisters across Australia starting from Roebourne in the North West of Western Australia finishing in the east at Mt Warning in New South …
IC my TV... another of Francis Kelly's grandson's shows the way for ICTV.
Station ID with Nelson Conboy, recorded at the 13th Remote Media Festival in Umuwa.
Music Video Clip for Punmu Girls Rap, by Punmu Girls and Monkey Mark.
ICTV is always looking for new videos... Voice over by Bess Price.
Featuring Songs from the Arafura Sea Music clip from ARDS.
Janine Kelly Talks about her job as a Mobile Plant Operator on a mine site in Port Headland, and how people can pursue a successful career like hers.
This video was made with the Central Land Council and involves the CLC rangers & traditional owners from Docker River and Mutitjulu as they work together to give Pitjantjatjara names to the many birds of that area.
Mona Oscar explains how she would go with her mother to collect buch tucker and bush medicine in Bunuba Country.
Music clip for Kevin Birch's amazing acoustic guitar instrumental.
A Mythical Broome Story about a hairy man who frightened Bamba when he was a child.
Students chose to make a clip about Shake-a-leg, a dance that belongs to the community and which they often share at cultural events, with Lawrence Omeenyou and Patrick Butcher singing and playing drum.
Music video of Trevor Ishiguchi singing the song "A Long Time."
Baamba shares a mythical Broome story from his childhood.
Francis Kelly's grandson 'Shows the Way' at the 13 Remote Media Festival at Umuwa, South Australia.
History of independent schools in the Western Desert.
The story of how they saw white man for the first time in 1963, sung as a song.
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