Aotearoa Videos

Memoria audiovisual del Festival Internacional de Poes a de Medellin. Antolog a de los poetas de Ocean a que participaron en las anteriores versiones del Festival. Teresia Teaiwa (Kiribati), Sia Figiel (Samoa), Grant Caldwell (Australia), Coral Hull (Australia), Judith Beveridge (Australia), Dorothy Porter (Australia), Te Kupu (Naci n Aotearoa, Nueva Zelanda), Katarina Kawana (Naci n Aotearoa, Nueva Zelanda), Lionel Fogarty (Naci n Mulinjari, Australia), Lauren Williams (Australia). Producci n de la Corporaci n de Arte y Poes a Prometeo, 2003.

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This is the first chapter from a DVD I made about the traditional Māori stories of New Zealand's creation called Aotearoa - Earth & Sky. I was very privileged to work with Richard Nunns and Paddy Free on the beautiful soundtrack and Joe Harawira did a fabulous job on the narration. We travelled around New Zealand during winter of 2008 to shoot the film. Tāwhirimātea looked after the weather for us, and I made sure the camera was pointing in the right direction. It was by far the most personally enjoyable and satisfying project that I have worked on! Hope you like it too. Cast: Dave Allen

A digital story by Cheryl Colan and Rachel Woodburn, on the occasion of Linda Hick s Retirement Celebration, May 16, 2009 My friend Linda is retiring from full-time teaching this year. To help celebrate, my friend Rachel and I made a digital story for Linda. We were asked to create a video about Linda s impact on the Australia/New Zealand Study Abroad program, which Linda and Rachel created as a result of their work with Digital Storytelling. Rachel and I realized the story could not just be about the international cultural exchange program, that it needed to encompass the power of storytelling as well. To get a look at the big picture, so we could distill it, we tried to map out, on a whiteboard, the entire series of events that culminated with an international exchange focused on indigenous culture. There were too many events, though, so we mapped what felt like the truly essential pieces. We could easily have made an hour-long documentary film with all the material collected over the last ten years or so. Linda went on a sabbatical where she traveled the world interviewing storytellers. Linda and Rachel have taught Digital Storytelling classes for several years, impacting the lives of hundreds of students. They also teach the process to faculty, sometimes with my help. And the international exchange has been ongoing for the last four summers. We ve also hosted at least four return visits. The metaphor of ripples helped us distill this material, and the impact of Linda in particular, to its utter essence, and into this 5-minute story. We both felt it would be inappropriate to narrate, and instead we chose to let the stories do the talking. We excerpted them, but did not edit them, which means we left the voices and visuals intact. We added a bit of text, and some beautiful photos to accompany our words. We connected the dots of aha moments and experiences. We chose not to worry if anyone else gets it. This video is for Linda, and she gets it. If you feel it as a summation of years, instead of a linear narrative, you ll get it.

A digital story by Cheryl Colan and Rachel Woodburn, on the occasion of Linda Hick s Retirement Celebration, May 16, 2009 My friend Linda is retiring from full-time teaching this year. To help celebrate, my friend Rachel and I made a digital story for Linda. We were asked to create a video about Linda s impact on the Australia/New Zealand Study Abroad program, which Linda and Rachel created as a result of their work with Digital Storytelling. Rachel and I realized the story could not just be about the international cultural exchange program, that it needed to encompass the power of storytelling as well. To get a look at the big picture, so we could distill it, we tried to map out, on a whiteboard, the entire series of events that culminated with an international exchange focused on indigenous culture. There were too many events, though, so we mapped what felt like the truly essential pieces. We could easily have made an hour-long documentary film with all the material collected over the last ten years or so. Linda went on a sabbatical where she traveled the world interviewing storytellers. Linda and Rachel have taught Digital Storytelling classes for several years, impacting the lives of hundreds of students. They also teach the process to faculty, sometimes with my help. And the international exchange has been ongoing for the last four summers. We ve also hosted at least four return visits. The metaphor of ripples helped us distill this material, and the impact of Linda in particular, to its utter essence, and into this 5-minute story. We both felt it would be inappropriate to narrate, and instead we chose to let the stories do the talking. We excerpted them, but did not edit them, which means we left the voices and visuals intact. We added a bit of text, and some beautiful photos to accompany our words. We connected the dots of aha moments and experiences. We chose not to worry if anyone else gets it. This video is for Linda, and she gets it. If you feel it as a summation of years, instead of a linear narrative, you ll get it.

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Juse1 (Wanderers Clique, Triple S Crew, Top Shelf Creative.) Hip hop MC, battle champ and graffiti writer from Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand.

New Zealand. A road trip around Aotearoa. My steed and I alighted the big silver bird in Auckland. After procuring a map, I forged up through Northland to the top. (while swerving around dead possums and hobbits in the road.) Then back down to the sulfuric airs of Rotorua, and onto LakeTaupo and Wellington. Crossing the strait via ferry, I rolled south along the coast before turning inland to Queenstown for a hike up a mountain and a leap off a bridge.Then back to the coast to Dunedin and Christchurch. And it s true about biking NZ - All the hills go down and there s always a strong tailwind. The musical accompaniment is Allegretto by Bond, wrapped up with Vivaldi s Concerto in G.

quick video of the damage done to the forest by the possum

two kereru down the bush just hanging out enjoying some rest , the sounds of the river and some guy hanging around with a cameranz natives