According to extensive research, there are two types of “Facebook experiences”: active versus passive. Active Facebook usage can be a highly constructive way to engage with social media platforms, helping to contribute to a sense of community in facilitating and… Continue Reading →

Admits our week eight workshop our class had a really interesting conversation on what traits are necessary to cultivate a likeable TV personality, considering Jamie Oliver as an example. As a class we could all identify and appreciate the key… Continue Reading →

Last night I watched “The Testimony” (2015), a powerful short-documentary that chronicles the Minova Trial, the largest rape trial in the history of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The film offers a glimpse into the lives of the women who… Continue Reading →

Developing an understanding of film form and the systems of logic that they usually follow assists us as students who are learning the medium of film, documentary and TV production. Specifically we need to study the relationships that weave excerpts… Continue Reading →

  Name: Adlini Ilma Ghaisany. Where were you born? Lombok, Indonesia. Where is your home town? The capital city of Lombok, Mataram. Where do the majority of your family live? Mataram. When did you come to Australia? I spent some… Continue Reading →

Ahead of commencing our group projects that will occupy much of our time for the rest of the semester’s duration, our workshop class had a really valuable conversation today on the importance of effective collaboration. What exactly does this mean… Continue Reading →

General observations: Having watched everyone else’s videos and having heard the general feedback from Louise, I can identify so many little glitches with my interview that make me really motivated to invest more time in improving my skills. I want… Continue Reading →

Documentary can no longer make the same claims of an unbiased truth that it once could. Ultimately, with the progression of time, it would seem as though documentary as a medium has shifted away from its initial contract with its… Continue Reading →

One of the biggest reasons that I decided to take the plunge and move to Melbourne was because I genuinely felt as though there was such a more expansive host of work-experience and educational opportunities as opposed to in Brisbane.… Continue Reading →

As already discussed in the posts before this one, I’m aiming to produce a “Human’s of New York” type of project in the upcoming weeks on which I can reflect and note down my advancements as initiative posts. Projects like… Continue Reading →