Western Australian Museum

Cultural mapping report / compiled and written by consultants Brian Peddie and Di Shaw of Working Bodies

Author: Peddie, Brian; Shaw, Di; Geraldton (W.A.). Council; Geraldton Regional Cultural Planning Project

Call no: 354.9400854 PED

Year: 1997

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Geraldton	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 PED	Available

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Main Library (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 WES	Available
Main Library (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 WES	Available
Main Library (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 WES	Available
Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 WES	Available
Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 WES	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 KRE	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 PAL	Available
Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 PAL	Available
Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 PAL	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 KIN	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 BRO	Available

"We Made These Films is a compilation of short films made with the young people of Ieramugadu (Roebourne) as part of the Yijala Yala Project - a long-term, multi-platform arts project run by Big hART focused on telling the story of the community's culture, history and future in a range of media including theatre, film, games, apps and music."

The DVD includes films about the making of the world’s first Aboriginal interactive comic book, NEOMAD. How do we get to Space? which captures the arguments, pranks, computer wizardry, and the grand fantastical vision of an unlikely group of 11-year olds as they battle to create themselves as the heroes of their own epic sci-fi adventure – Meet the real Love Punks and Satellite Sisters from Roebourne!

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 WEM	Available

A compilation of films from the Yijala Yala Project, a long-term, inter-generational, multi platform, arts project based in Roebourne in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The Project works with community members to

create content and develop skills that assist in communicating their cultural heritage to a wide audience. The DVD's include films about the making of the world’s first Aboriginal interactive comic book, NEOMAD. How do we get to Space? which captures the arguments, pranks, computer wizardry, and the grand fantastical vision of an unlikely group of 11-year olds as they battle to create themselves as the heroes of their own epic sci-fi adventure – Meet the real Love Punks and Satellite Sisters from Roebourne! They were invited to demonstrate their photoshop skills in Korea.

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 YIJ	Available			1
Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 YIJ	Available			2

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