Little Bang’s New Eye
In 2016, I travelled to Hanoi to film Adelaide’s own Australian of the Year 2020 Dr James Muecke and his work for Sight For All. I’d read about…
Projects
This is why I do what I do
Image above: Little Bang from northern Vietnam – whose journey with eye cancer I follow in my short documentary “Little Bang’s New Eye”. I realised a few years…
Working with Relief International on their Sundarbans Mangrove Ecotourism Project
Earlier this year I was in Bangladesh working with Relief International to make a short video about their Sundarbans Mangrove Ecotourism Project. I got to experience the incredible…
Keeping Migrant Workers Safe. Tearing Down the Human Trafficking Industry.
Each year, around or more than 400,000 Bangladeshi’s migrate overseas for work. They fill employment demands in countries like Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar,…
How one NGO is shaping a new economy for local communities in Bangladesh (and creating an experience of a lifetime)
Two weeks ago, I arrived home after an intense 24 days in Vietnam and Bangladesh shooting for 3 different projects for 2 NGO’s. One of these was Relief…
Making Something From Nothing
Independent documentary filmmakers are used to making something out of nothing. When I first embarked on my project about Aboriginal stockman Banjo Morton it wasn’t a project that…
The Making of “Banjo” on Channel 7
Watch Paul Makin’s report on Lara’s new feature documentary about walk-off legend Alyawarr elder Banjo Morton. The Making of Banjo's film on Channel 7 from Lara Damiani on…
How can a Think Films production help you?
As a global society we are besieged by disadvantage, inequity, conflict, hunger, environmental degradation and poverty. The numbers are staggering and it’s easy for those of us living…