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Marginal films for Byron Shire Council
Marginal shoots and edits a training film for Byron Shire Council on safety of women in licensed premises.
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Directed by Kim Kindersley
The Gathering is a feature length documentary telling the story of a dispossessed Aboriginal tribe and their return to spirituality and meaning through reconnecting with their totem animal the whale.
The Gathering has been shown on the ABC and has been selected for the Maui film Festival in Hawaii. - www.mauifilmfestival.com
Most of the post production and much of the camerawork for the Gathering has been done by members of Marginal Media Productions. |
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Tsunami Refugees
A community of 2,000 people - Vilufushi; the most devastated island by the 2004 tsunami in the Rep. of Maldives. They were forced to moved out of their island and they are not allowed to return. Why? A search for the answer exposes the corruption of the Maldivian government.
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William White Cloud
Marginal Media Productions are proud to have filmed, edited and authored a DVD intro for William White Cloud of www.magiciansway.com |
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Living in Harmony
A project for Grafton Community College and the Dept. of Inmigration. A group of people from diverse cultural backgrounds do their bit contributing to the community |
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Fork
A project in collaboration with Byron's Film Artist Cooperative. A short tv skit on a cross-cultural misunderstanding |
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Exodus Festival 2006
Marginal Documented the entire 4-day culture event, staged by WOM Pacific and featuring internationally acclaimed musicians, performance artists and many colourful people.
The footage has since been used for festival and band promotions and is a historic document. |
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Tommee and the Neighbourhood
Tomme and The Neighbourhood are established on the Australian live music scene and are storming towards international acclaim.
Marginal has produced en Electronic Press Kit DVD and some promotional clips for the band.
www.tommeemusic.com |
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A Trip to Earth
A documentary about the African nation of Eritrea. The painful journey of Eritreans - from their struggle for liberation to the current dictatorship. |
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