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ACMI is part of an international movement of digital storytelling practitioners who view collecting and sharing life stories as a critical process in democratising culture. In celebration of International Day for Sharing Life Stories, ACMI presents a panel discussion and open screening.
Martin Potter from the Media Resource Centre in Adelaide will showcase the initiatives
Remote Transmissions and
Migration and Myths.
Sista Girl Productions will discuss the process of creating
Pitcha This, produced in partnership with ACMI and Victorian Indigenous communities.
Mark Silver will share the inter-generational project produced in collaboration with the Hawthorn Secondary College and the Uniting Aged Care, Elgin Street Centre.
Helen Simondson from ACMI will explore how digital storytelling can be a powerful tool for healing.
The discussion will be followed by a show-and-tell session open to all digital storytelling practitioners wishing to share their stories. To be part of the open screening, please register by emailing
digitalstorytelling@acmi.net.au as places are limited.
