The Lúrra Collective 'Homeland Calling'
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In April 2015, Desert Pea Media held a two-week community engagement/song writing project with young people and community representatives in Maningrida, NT – a small and very remote community in Central Western Arnhem Land, NT.
The community of Maningrida is one of the most multilingual places on earth – with 14 different language groups spoken daily.
The first verse - written by local songwriter and cultural leader Victor Rostron recognizes and names the major language groups in the community: Barlngadarr, Baraba, Lumbirra, Marlirri, Wurrbarn, Wakmarran, Karrdbarn, Bularrdja, Naburrdo, Bunku, Warrdangu, Warragarrdi, Bullumurr, Nadjodi (Taking care of country), Gulmardu, Gurro, Mawalangu, Miridj, Garadjangnu and Mowarlangu.
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- Language:English
- Location:Maningrida, NT, Australia
- Duration:00:05:28
- Producer or Facilitator:Desert Pea Media / Toby Finlayson (Producer), Natalie Carey (Producer),
- Camera:Toby Finlayson (DOP), Roy Weiland (Second Camera)
- Writer:Young people from Maningrida, Toby Finlayson, Victor Rostron, Joseph Diddo, Shayne Nabegeyo, Jack Natilil, Stanley Rankin, Crusoe Kurrdal
- Other Crew:Roy Weiland (Motion Graphics/ Colour Grading)
- Music & Musician:Desert Pea Media
- English Subtitles:No
- Genre:Music Video Clip - Community
- Year Completed:2016
- Director:Toby Finlayson, Natalie Carey, Victor Rostron, Joseph Diddo
- Editor:Toby Finlayson
- Talent:Young people from Maningrida, Natalie Carey, Victor Rostron, Joseph Diddo, Shayne Nabegeyo, Jack Natilil, Stanley Rankin, Crusoe Kurrdal, Declan Kelly (Drums/ Performer) and Matt Smith (Guitar)
- Soundtrack:Joel Westlake (Music Director/ Composer), David Nicholas (Audio Mixing/ Mastering)