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Jorge de Araujo
We were thrilled to sponsor the VMC (Victorian Multicultural Commission) Film Festival for the 2nd year in 2019, hitting the red carpet and interviewing emerging filmmakers about their response to the theme of ‘making diversity great again’. Our team gathered with a huge crowd at ACMI to watch all 15 finalist films that beautifully captured everyday multiculturalism in Australia.
The Metro Tunnel Project and the Department of Education and Training (Victoria) have teamed up to create a virtual version of Melbourne inside of popular video game Minecraft. The project allows students, and Minecraft users worldwide to explore not just the city, but also the construction taking place throughout Melbourne.
Now in its 66th edition, the Jayco Herald Sun Tour is Australia’s oldest professional stage race. Riders from around the world compete in the 5 day Tour, which provides a platform for upcoming Australian riders to race against the world’s best.
The third annual VMC Film Festival will bring stories of everyday multiculturalism to the big screen that contribute to ‘making diversity great again’.
We joined 1,400 people to capture the multicultural celebration of the year - The Premier's Gala Dinner. Hosted by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, to launch Cultural Diversity Week 2019, it was a spectacular night of delicious tastes and live entertainment to celebrate the rich and unique diversity of our state.
We love welcoming new clients to our Artificial Studio's family - among our newest is Moonee Valley Council. We captured their spectacular local festival with performances, food fiestas, local art and a spectacular riverside celebration, “Illuminate the River”.
The prize is an annual award recognising two outstanding politicians who have demonstrated exceptional political leadership. The purpose of the prize is to help recognise, reward and inspire visionary, collaborative, courageous and impactful political leadership in Australia.
Proudly presented by the Victorian Multicultural Commission, with support from the Victorian Government, the Week invited Victorians to embrace, celebrate and demonstrate how we value our cultural diversity. Created in 2003, the Week is held annually to coincide with the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (21 March).
In a glorious pairing, decorating guru of Alexandra Ganipeau of The Roaming Attelier joined forces with our very own artist and communications maven Sarah Tracton.
23 – 29 September marks National Week of Deaf People and for the first time, International Day of Sign Language, held on 23 September.
We recently shot Expression Australia’s As Expression Australia celebrates, Olivia Beasley who explains how the theme for 2018 highlights the importance of access and inclusion for Deaf people.
“Without my Deaf identity, I wouldn’t have the passion or the strength to fight for change that breaks down the barriers and allows equal opportunity for all.”
We were delighted to shoot Liv as part of a recent rebranding of the organisation from Vic Deaf to a national body - Expression Australia, and congratulate them on this milestone.
