Stories | Learning | ChangeTo the communitythe tools to make culture, the means of expression access to the media of communication, publication and broadcasting. With the communityrecord and share their stories, celebrate ordinary lives through digital media demystify the processes of media production build capacity in communities
SVM Core Activities - - Digital Project and Event Documentation
- Digital Media Production
- Community Based Digital Media Training
- Participatory Communications Design
Mutli Media Documentation of community projects, events, public forums and conferences that fit the social ventures/ social enterprise models
Digital storytelling - using the New Media to record and publish the stories of ordinary people From a single mini DV video camera and stills camera to create a raw archive of audio visual materials
through to fully produced digital films and Live-to-Web documentation with video, stills, text and audio,
using Web 2.0 technologies like youTube, Google's services, and social networking web sites.
SVM works in partnership with:
- Consultancy Companies
- Community Groups & Organisations
- Researchers & Academics
- Community Drug & Alcohol Intervention & Awareness Bodies
- Environmental & Sustainability groups
- NGO's
- Government Organisations & Departments
- Educational Institutions
- Trainee Media Workers
- Emerging Community Artists
- Social Enterprise Businesses
- Arts Councils and Arts Organisations
- Media Production Enterprises
Client Organisations have included: - Arts NorthWest
- Rural Regional High Schools
- NW Regional Community Drug Action Teams (CDAT)
- Armidale Youth Centre
- New England Institute of TAFE
- Elton Consulting
- Aroonbah Aboriginal Corporation
- Regional Drama Schools
- bigHart
- University of New England
- The Benevolent Society Aust.
- Dept of Juvenile Justice
- CrocFest - Indigenous Youth Dance Festival
- AusDance Youth Dance festival
- Evolveris
- Peaceworks
- New England Sustainability Strategy(NESS)
- Starfish Enterprises Network
- Northern Region Aboriginal Land Council(NRALC)
- High Country Urban Biodiversity Project(HiCUB)
- Armidale Harmony Group International Students Sub Committee (ISSC)
Client Communities in Northern NSW have included:
Armidale, Uralla, Tamworth, Gunnedah Bellingen, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Lismore Connabarabran, Moree, Bogabilla, Mendooran,
Practice, Training & Informal Education
SVM builds it's approach around using the digital (and other) media currently available to ordinary people and the social/cultural imperative to tell the stories of ordinary people.
Methods & techniques are drawn from the disciplines of Theatre Making, Film Making, Visual Art & Design, Computer based cultural production, digital storytelling, writing and other literacies, including oral traditions of storytelling and personal histories.
This multi disciplinary approach is brought to hands-on training, project based learning, skills sharing and social purpose which together form a framework for flexible, informal and accessible media training in communities.
- Digital Video - video film production, web video
- Digital Audio - field recording, interviews, radio promos, radio ads
- Digital Photography - digital story slideshows, photo archives
- Computer based design - graphics, web site graphics, desktop publishing
- Online technologies - web sites, content management systems, social networking, media hosting etc
- Audio Visual presentations - web based presentations, presentation software etc
- Community Arts Events - live performance & screenings
- Story making - storyboarding, scripting,
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