{"id":969,"date":"2022-10-25T02:13:12","date_gmt":"2022-10-25T02:13:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/waynetindall.com\/?page_id=969"},"modified":"2024-01-24T00:15:38","modified_gmt":"2024-01-24T00:15:38","slug":"youth-filmmaking-training","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/waynetindall.com\/?page_id=969","title":{"rendered":"Youth Filmmaking Training"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\"><section id=\"thumbwrapper19\" class=\"gallery-video-content\"\r\n         data-disable_related=\"off\"\r\n         data-gallery-video-perpage=\"5\"\r\n         data-gallery_autoplay=\"off\"\r\n         data-gallery-video-id=\"19\">\r\n\r\n    <input type=\"hidden\" class=\"pagenum\" value=\"1\"\/>\r\n    <ul id=\"origincode_videogallery\" class=\"origincode_videogallery view-thumbnails\">\r\n        <li id=\"fullPreview\"><\/li>\r\n        <input type=\"hidden\" id=\"total\" value=\"2\"\/>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"104\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/47630992\"\r\n                       title=\"Chau\u2019u Polo - Filmmaking training in Lospalos Timor Leste\"\r\n                       data-description=\"This short film is a sensation!\r\n\r\nWayne Tindall spent 10 days in Lospalos working with an enthusiastic group of young people, to build a media centre, equip it and to train them in all aspects of film making.\r\n\r\nTo train them we asked them what story they would like to tell and they came up with a positive drama based on a young boy they called Chau\u2019u Polo. It\u2019s about a poor smelly schoolboy who is teased at school but who later in life becomes a local hero being very successful. And how does he get to be so successful? Through wisdom given to him by a very large crocodile who befriends him whilst fishing one day!\r\n\r\nOkay so how do we film dialogue between a young boy and a crocodile with no special effects, in remote Timor Leste and \u2018no speaka da lingo\u2019? Simple the young people reply. We ask La Fiek (Grandfather Crocodile) to come to us and put in an appearance. So we did and so he did.\r\n\r\nWe believe this film is the first fictional drama short ever written, filmed, edited and screened by locals all in Tetun. The music is also 100% local with one song recorded on \u2018the street\u2019 outside the house we stayed in and the other written and sung by a young lad all in Fataluku. Fataluku is one of the many languages of East Timor, and is spoken in and around the town of Lospalos, in the Lautem district with about 35,000 speakers. As Fataluku is a Papuan language, it is very different from Tetun and most other languages of East Timor, which are Austronesian languages.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"104\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/330407098-29dce9b3e70381cef998200c5755f48bb1a48eed940b7c2051ff3b99075c1d6a-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Chau\u2019u Polo - Filmmaking training in Lospalos Timor Leste\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Chau\u2019u Polo - Filmmaking training in Lospalos Timor Leste                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"105\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/47127524\"\r\n                       title=\"Chau\u2019u Polo - A short film shot and editied in Lospalos Timor Leste\"\r\n                       data-description=\"Wayne Tindall spent 10 days in Lospalos working with an enthusiastic group of young people, to build a media centre, equip it and to train them in all aspects of film making.\r\n\r\nTo train them we asked them what story they would like to tell and they came up with a positive drama based on a young boy they called Chau\u2019u Polo. It\u2019s about a poor smelly schoolboy who is teased at school but who later in life becomes a local hero being very successful. And how does he get to be so successful? Through wisdom given to him by a very large crocodile who befriends him whilst fishing one day!\r\n\r\nOkay so how do we film dialogue between a young boy and a crocodile with no special effects, in remote Timor Leste and \u2018no speaka da lingo\u2019? Simple the young people reply. We ask La Fiek (Grandfather Crocodile) to come to us and put in an appearance. So we did and so he did.\r\n\r\nWe believe this film is the first fictional drama short ever written, filmed, edited and screened by locals all in Tetun. The music is also 100% local with one song recorded on \u2018the street\u2019 outside the house we stayed in and the other written and sung by a young lad all in Fataluku. Fataluku is one of the many languages of East Timor, and is spoken in and around the town of Lospalos, in the Lautem district with about 35,000 speakers. As Fataluku is a Papuan language, it is very different from Tetun and most other languages of East Timor, which are Austronesian languages.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"105\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/328227205-9cb6e9e2ee7ae1133333580ce587589d7588cc48402d25481a331bae8d6c98e9-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Chau\u2019u Polo - A short film shot and editied in Lospalos Timor Leste\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Chau\u2019u Polo - A short film shot and editied in Lospalos Timor Leste                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"103\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/85792975\"\r\n                       title=\"Anti Smoking campaign for MDAS Aboriginal Community in Mildura\"\r\n                       data-description=\"A \"behind the scenes\" snapshot of a 6 part TV campaign aimed at Aboriginal communities in and around the Mallee District and produced by MDAS, Mallee District Aboriginal Corporation.\r\n\r\nProduced by NBS Productions in Melbourne for MDAS under the direction of Ada Peterson, these commercials were written and developed by film director Wayne Tindall.\r\n\r\nThe TV Commercials fit into the broad categories of:\r\n\r\n* General awareness of the issues of violence\r\n* Responsible consumption of alcohol &amp; violence\r\n* Safe families, communities and workplaces\r\n\r\nExtensive community involvement was a hallmark of this campaign with all TVC's themed and approved by a local steering committee.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"103\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/463227059-ab97b2070d02763b5a4654eeb60af5e619299156d0220868692b2d736df52926-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Anti Smoking campaign for MDAS Aboriginal Community in Mildura\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Anti Smoking campaign for MDAS Aboriginal Community in Mildura                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"102\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/85796884\"\r\n                       title=\"Indigenous Anti Violence Campaign \u2013 Grampians Region Victoria\"\r\n                       data-description=\"A \"Behind the Scenes\" snapshot showing the creation of a an Indigenous Anti Violence Campaign \u2013 Grampians Region Victoria\r\n\r\n4 Televison Ads were designed by Wayne Tindall for Indigenous Communities in the Grampians Region of Victoria.\r\nCreative director Wayne Tindall spearheaded a campaign in the Grampians region of Victoria working with the Victoria Police Violence Against Women and Children Strategy Group. This is a public awareness campaign targeting family violence and sexual assault within the Aboriginal community.\r\nThe objectives of the Indigenous Family Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign are to:\r\n\u2022 improve relationships between the local Indigenous community and Victoria Police;\r\n\u2022 increase community awareness and understanding of the impacts of family violence and sexual assault;\r\n\u2022 identify strategies for victims of family violence and sexual assault;\r\n\u2022 achieve increased reporting of family violence by Aboriginal communities and in the longer term, provide an overall reduction of the incidence of violence ?and sexual assault against women and children in these locations; and\r\n\u2022 engage with the Aboriginal community in order to identify local issues specific ?to family violence and sexual assault.\r\nThe campaign was managed by Victoria Police but the four television commercials were developed by Wayne Tindall working with NBS Productions and in partnership with local Aboriginal communities in the Grampians Region to ensure they are responsive to local issues. Once again the results have been outstanding with local people fronting the commercials with astounding frankness and power. The advertisements are currently airing across this part of Victoria.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"102\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/463231825-7a29ebc15b63a13063f9d985299864557a1212a98e75480fafc20a61d3914ef3-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Indigenous Anti Violence Campaign \u2013 Grampians Region Victoria\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Indigenous Anti Violence Campaign \u2013 Grampians Region Victoria                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"101\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/96763856\"\r\n                       title=\"The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\r\n                       data-description=\"Wayne Tindall recently completed a successful Indigenous anti violence campaign in the East Gippsland region in Victoria Australia. This was part of The Clean Air Project to create an Anti Smoking TV advertising and general awareness campaign in the region.\r\nThe desired target audience was broad being:\r\n\u2022 Young people that had never smoked\r\n\u2022 Young people who smoked\r\n\u2022 Mum\u2019s and Dad\u2019s who smoked at hoe and around the kids\r\n\u2022 Pregnant mums\r\n\u2022 Middle aged parents and singles and\r\n\u2022 Elders\r\n\r\nWayne proposed that they use a fairly \u2018hard hitting\u2019 approach without \u2018preaching directly at existing smokers but rather by using a family\/community perspective to get the message across.\r\n\r\nHe felt that by using a selected group of young people in the production process and by documenting this process and placing \u2018behind the scenes\u2019 clips on dedicated facebook\/twitter pages, a great deal of local, national and even international interest would be generated.\r\n\r\nTogether with the support of the client group, he secured a small group of Indigenous youths who committed to work with us to come up with initial ideas and help with all stages of production in exchange for some formal and professional training in mainstream film and television production.\r\n\r\nThe idea was that by involving the community at all levels in the actual creative act of this campaign, the key messages would be absorbed by a process of \u2018osmosis\u2019, and pride and self esteem would be elevated thus creating a platform from which to build dialogue around an \u2018anti smoking\u2019 message.\r\n\r\nCREW IN TRAINING\r\nAll young people involved were exposed to all aspects of pre production, production and post production including \u2018pitching\u2019 the ideas to the steering committee and answering all questions \u2018thrown at them\u2019.\r\nThey were exposed to full broadcast standard production processes with a great deal of \u2018hands on\u2019 experience which resulted in a \u201cmaking of\u201d DVD shot entirely by the young crew.\r\n\r\nFINANCIAL RETURN TO COMMUNITY\r\nAll young people involved were paid well over equity rates for every hour they put in. Actors or (talent) were drawn from the community and were also paid above equity rates for their performances. This resulted in a great \u2018buy on\u2019 from the community itself as well as much needed funds flowing back to the target audience in a way that was positive and helped \u2018drive the messages home\u2019.\r\n\r\nMAINSTREAM MEDIA INTEREST\r\nIt was envisaged from the start of this campaign that the \u2018real message\u2019 would be driven home by creating a \u2018buzz\u2019 in the community to such an extent that the TVC\u2019s themselves became a supplement. At the time of writing this has already proven to be the case well before the official launch and the ads going to air.\r\n1. ABC radio did a story on day 2 of production arriving \u2018on set\u2019 and interviewing the young crew and filming segments for their \u2018On Line\u2019 Blog.\r\nThe radio story went to air the next day.\r\n2. The Bairnsdale Advertiser did a front-page story on the third day of production which was seen by a wide audience.\r\n3. Wayne  played the finished TVC\u2019s and the final cut of the \u201cmaking of\u201d DVD to the young trainees and filmed their reactions. WIN TV News turned up for this event and put a compelling story to air that night.\r\n\r\nThe campaign has been an overwhelming success with many in both the Aboriginal and wider community quitting smoking for good.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"101\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/476918384-4ebbd59df96d59cf7d654aea5c2b508e371763c9b155e7cc5eb5313941ea5ef8-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"100\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/105111555\"\r\n                       title=\"Glad Wrap Daze!\"\r\n                       data-description=\"Recently, a bunch of young Koori teenagers from Bendigo in Victoria, worked with Change the World to produce an amazing short comedy film that has just been launched at Bendigo Cinemas. \r\n\r\nThe project, the brainchild of Wayne Tindall (Change the World\u2019s Creative Director) was collaboration between Change the World, NBS Productions and Bendigo &amp; District Aboriginal Co-operative.\r\n\r\nThis creative \u2018film based healing\u2019 initiative has been designed to give a group of local Aboriginal youths a comprehensive \u2018hands on\u2019 exposure to all aspects of:\r\n\u2022\tProfessional Video Production\r\n\u2022\tProfessional Social Media Content Creation &amp; Marketing \r\n\u2022\tDealing with clients and handling budgets\r\n\u2022\tFilm drama around local issues of health, drug use, well being, stolen generation, abuse, family violence &amp; homelessness.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"100\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/487820218-c2e5b664630268175676c5c6e54990d9ea5f853507e1b24d06e3301a43118543-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Glad Wrap Daze!\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Glad Wrap Daze!                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"99\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/142325559\"\r\n                       title=\"Glad Wrap Daze!\"\r\n                       data-description=\"Glad Wrap Daze!\r\nThis 15 minute short comedy film was created by a group of young Aboriginal people from the Bendigo District Aboriginal Cooperative (BDAC) in Bendigo Australia. \r\nThe idea came from artist and film director Wayne Tindall. It was to create a safe place where the concerns and daily challenges of 'at risk' youths could be discussed and explored in a highly creative way.\r\n\r\nWayne &amp; Anne Tindall teamed up with Mark Harrison from NBS Productions Pty Ltd to take this small group on a life changing journey.\r\n\r\n\u2022\tTo increase \u2018Self Esteem\u2019 leading to better mental and physical health\r\n\u2022\tTo offer a greater awareness of mental health &amp; emotional possibilities in the community\r\n\u2022\tTo give at risk youths professional \u2018Skill Acquisition\u2019 leading to possible employment\r\n\u2022\tTo offer an outlet for \u2018Cultural Creativity\u2019 leading to a better understanding of Aboriginal Heritage...and \r\n\u2022\tTo help reduce \u2018Rural Isolation Syndrome\u2019 that can lead to global peer group exposure to harmful drugs.\r\n\r\nThe project model was based o another project by Anne &amp; Wayne Tindall in remote Lospalos, Timor Leste. This produced the first ever drama based short film in the local language (Tetun) to come out of Timor Leste. The film was designed to help heal years of war and trauma and is being sent to film festivals around the world.\r\n\r\nGlad Wrap Daze was launched in the Bendigo Cinemas at a red carpet event, where hundreds of friends, family and interested parties came to celebrate the achievements.\r\n\r\nA 'stand out' trainee was David Williams who has since gone on the star in another short film that has been released in the Berlin Film Festival, is staring in another feature film now in development and since this training has been offered the role as a Youth Administration\/ Health Promotion Traineeship at BDAC (Bendigo District Aboriginal Co-Operative).\"\r\n                       data-id=\"99\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/539584625-41ff07877640eaffc1004c2d1875ae5d8bfce03a0b967fe43fd2f3e66111aba5-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Glad Wrap Daze!\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Glad Wrap Daze!                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"97\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/178767394\"\r\n                       title=\"Youth Training - The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\r\n                       data-description=\"This clip highlights the fun our group of Aboriginal trainees had in the making of 4 TV Anti Smoking Commercials (No Good Aye) for their community in East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"97\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/586488411-81cc9b650de13042c86bfc56bd0cc0227aac7bc3540cfa683bbba14f1572ca2c-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"Youth Training - The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                Youth Training - The No Good Aye Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n                    <li class=\"origincode_big_li\" data-id=\"98\">\r\n                                    <a class=\"vvimeo origincode_videogallery_item group19\"\r\n                       href=\"\/\/player.vimeo.com\/video\/178765892\"\r\n                       title=\"An Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\r\n                       data-description=\"This clip highlights the fun our group of Aboriginal trainees had in the making of 4 TV Anti Smoking Commercials for their community in East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.\"\r\n                       data-id=\"98\"><\/a>\r\n                    <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/i.vimeocdn.com\/video\/586487632-414b7a736fd44457c8078694bf3e41c369ecfd252b5083b09686a84dd3e5590a-d_640?region=us\"\r\n                         alt=\"An Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria\"\/>\r\n                                    <div class=\"overLayer\"><\/div>\r\n                <div class=\"infoLayer\">\r\n                    <ul>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <h2>\r\n                                An Anti Smoking Aboriginal Campaign in Gippsland Victoria                            <\/h2>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                        <li>\r\n                            <p>\r\n                                                            <\/p>\r\n                        <\/li>\r\n                    <\/ul>\r\n                <\/div>\r\n            <\/li>\r\n        \r\n    <\/ul>\r\n    <\/section>\r\n<style>\r\nsection #origincode_videogallery a{\r\n\tborder:none;\r\n}\r\nsection #origincode_videogallery {\r\n\tpadding: 28px;\r\n\tdisplay: block;\r\n\tmin-height: 100%;\r\n\ttext-align: center;\r\n\tmargin-bottom: 30px;\r\n  background-color: #333333; 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