Tag: documentary

Mobile Storytelling and Documentary Filmmaking

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on March 27, 2016

Documentary Australia Foundation (DAF) is Australia’s only independent, non-profit initiative bringing philanthropists and filmmakers together to create social change. Storytelling has an undeniable power to […]

Posted in Digital life, Education, Photography | Tagged Adobe Premier Clip, documentary, iOgrapher, iPhone, iPhone 6, iPhoneography, mobile, Olloclip, videography | 2 Comments

Paul Kelly & Your English Class

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 2, 2014

“He is a storyteller, a poet, and has the unique ability to communicate with all Australians, across all age groups and gender. Collaborating with indigenous […]

Posted in Education, Popular culture | Tagged "Year 10", Australian Curriculum, documentary, English, Paul Kelly, philanthropy, stage 5 | 4 Comments

'Civilisation'

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on May 2, 2010

Kenneth Clark‘s television series Civilisation was written and filmed in the year of my birth, 1968. It is not funky, fashionable, contemporary, postmodern or politically correct but I recommend […]

Posted in Government, Uncategorized | Tagged culture, documentary, history, whimsy | 6 Comments

Multitasking

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on February 7, 2010

The PBS public affairs series Frontline recently aired, Distracted by Everything, the first episode in digital_nation – life on the virtual frontier about multitasking. Henry Jenkins has […]

Posted in Digital life, Education, Popular culture, Professional development, Web 2.0 | Tagged documentary, eLearning, multitasking | 7 Comments

Us Now

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on December 5, 2008

Us Now is a film I am particularly keen to see as it explores the power of mass collaboration and the internet on the way […]

Posted in Government, Uncategorized, Web 2.0 | Tagged documentary | 5 Comments

Growing-up online documentary

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 2, 2008

This PBS FRONTLINE documentary screened earlier in the year may be of interest. I found it pretty sensational but the chapter on high schools coping with the ‘revolution […]