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"Traversing the Globe - the L'Estrange photographic legacy" - media
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Dearly Departed
No full textWhat if there was someone dedicated to ensuring we fulfill our bucket list before we die? Michelle Barnes, an end-of-life doula and registered nurse in Brisbane, Queensland, shares her journey in this short documentary. Through her poignant experiences with her mother's passing, she invites us to see how death can become a beautiful celebration of life lived.
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Carpe Liam
No full textLiam, a young man, who dreams of becoming a wildlife photographer is unlucky in life due to his over controlling mothers interfering. Liam against all odds manages to get to his once in a lifetime interview late and is forced to stand up to his mother if he is ever to get away from her.
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Endslate 2021 QUT Film, Screen & Animation Students
Get PDFFrom the 2021 program:
Raw talent, durability, adaptability, steadfast, ground-breaking, family. These are all
words that came to mind when tasked to write this foreword. The creative industries are
undergoing one of the largest transitions in recent memory, in the face of which the 2021
Film, Screen, and New Media cohort has shown nothing but sheer professionalism and
dignity.
As adventurers exploring the depths of Australian society through the medium of
documentary, from mapping the human experience through narrative, to showcasing
the work of other brilliant minds in trailer and music videos; we’ve done it all. Over 40
successful outcomes have come out of this year’s SCP, an unprecedented achievement.
However, it is not through the material achievement that this cohort has shone, but
through the people that we have become. We are much more than a cohort. We are
a family. In times of need, we have banded together. In our creativity we have been
groundbreaking. In the face of adversity, we have been fearless. It is without a doubt that
the people within these pages are not only some of the most brilliant minds moving into
the film world, but also among the best people to do so. It has been an honour to work
with you all, just don’t forget to mention us when you win your Oscars.
And above all, remember that life is fragile, but you don’t have to live it that way.
Lachlan Cunneen, Project Coordinator
Documentaries:The first semester of 2021 saw the film students following the
stories and experiences of various members of the community
in a non-fictional approach. Throughout the semester we not
only advanced our skills but told the stories of local, national, and
international subjects.
"A taste of Poland"; "Brotherboy"; "Bustard Head"; "Dearly Departed"; "Fitting the brief"; "Meeting Pauline"; "Tourneys and Trebuchets"; "4 Walls"
Narratives: In semester two of 2021, the film students took on narrative short
films. Each project has been in development for over a year. From
pitching, writing scripts, filming, and spending weeks in the editing
labs, we have been through it all and are very proud to present our
work to family and friends alike.
"Death upon a Silver Scream"; "Gods & Co; Lost Signal"; "Prima"; "The Moon Comes Out"; "True N.O.R.T.H".
Animations: The amination students have been working hard this entire year
to present the following projects. From concept art, to modelling,
to rendering, the past nine months have kept advancing both
the students’ personal and industry skills. The following projects
are a display of pure dedication to their craft and love for visual
storytelling.
"CRUNKO"; "Drop in the night"; "Moonboy"; "Nobody's Home
God (s) & Co
No full textAfter a night out with mates goes terribly wrong, Daniel Shepard stumbles into the bureaucratic Afterlife that is God(s) & Co. Denied entry into Paradise, Daniel soon realises the customer ain't king here. In order to get his postmortem placement reviewed, Daniel must navigate his way through an overly complex system, his patience and sanity slowly being chipped away. Can Daniel beat the system?
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"Traversing the Globe - the L'Estrange photographic legacy" - Background Poster
Get PDFThis poster gives an overview of the Exhibitions that will be held as part of the Australian Heritage Festival 2021..They will be at the Kelvin Grove library (R Block, Level 2 and Level 4), the Kelvin Grove Sphere/Data Wall (E Block, Level 2
MP4 Background and About the "Traversing the Globe: The L'Estrange photographic legacy exhibition, May 2021
No full textThe photos used in this MP4 come from the QUT Alumni Donations collections which is one of the QUT Digital Collections. These photos were taken around the turn of the 20th century and have been digitised from lantern slides and glass plates. They have a wide geographic origin and were taken by R.A.H. L’Estrange (b. 1858 – d. 1941) an amateur photographer who emigrated from Ireland to Queensland, Australia. For more information about please see: Photos and life story of Robert Augustus Henry L'Estrange, b.1858- d.194
QUT Research Graduates Yearbook, 2021
Get PDFHDR research activity remains at the heart of QUT’s real world research ambitions and our HDR cohort is one of the key the engine rooms of our innovation pipeline. In 2021, our HDR cohort showed great resilence in a world that continues to be challenged by a pandemic, complex international relations and an increasingly fractured world. Our HDR students find answers to questions that touch the very fundamentals of the human existence.and its embedding into our societies, explore ways towards innovative health solutions, understand the complexities of nature from the very small to planetary and extra-terrestrial dimensions on a fundamental level and engineer the innovations that support a sustainable environment.
QUT will continue to place great importance on the HDR journey including both the research and career development components. Our graduates continue to take up leadership position ranging from industry to government agencies to academia in Australia and abroad, enabling positive change. We are continuously striving to enhance our HDR experience and research leaders across our schools, centers, faculties and divisions continue to work in partnership with our HDR cohort to maximize their impact.
The year ahead will continue to challenge us as a society and a global community on several fronts, thus resilience building remains a key learning outcome for our HDR students, enabling them to thrive in pushing the boundaries of knowledge forward.
I hope you enjoy the read.
(Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik
Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Research
Pride Author event: Ellen van Neerven in conversation with Kevin Yow Yeh
Get PDFTo celebrate Pride Month, 2021 at QUT, QUT Library, in conjunction with Equity Services and QUT Faculty of Health held an online author talk with award winning writer Ellen van Neerven, in conversation with Kevin Yow Yeh (QUT Faculty of Health). Held 19 October, 12-1pm
The Verandah Live 2021 Episode 1
No full textThe Verandah is a late night studio talk show that highlights the behind-the-scenes of Australian arts and culture, diving into upcoming artists through interviews, live performances and locally produced music videos.
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