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Curtis Taylor

Filmmaker, Murdoch University

Download the Your role video

• Your role 01:04 How does your role as a filmmaker contribute to representing the past?
• Retelling stories 01:24 What process do you go through when putting together films that document the history of the Martu people?
• New media in story telling 00:56 What was your role in the Canning Stock Route project?
• Sharing our story 00:47 What did the Canning Stock Route exhibition mean to the Martu people of the Western Desert?
• Differing approaches 01:05 What did you learn from your collaboration with Dr John Carty?
• Collecting stories for the future 01:29 What advice do you have for students who want to produce a digital history of their community?

 

Created by Singing Bowl Media. Source: Museum Victoria