Blak Day, Sun Rises, Blood Runs is a 14minute film that is part of the permanent collection at Melbourne Museum’s First Peoples exhibition in the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre. The film looks at the history of massacre and violence on Australia’s frontier. A range of storytellers share their history and memories around sites of violence across Victoria. This particular video is a shorter highlight piece used to promote the exhibition. We took a sensitive, fluid and cinematic approach to produce the film. Working alongside Indigenous curator, and Filmmaker Genevieve Grieves and Cinematographer David Franjic. There were many early mornings in the middle of winter filming with frosty feet! Locations that have very limited access, and incredible stories and insights into our shared history. This was an incredibly rewarding project for Clipo to have been involved with. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Creative Victoria commissioned Clipo to create a series of videos to showcase the impact of a hip-hop arts project called 'Be YOU'. This project is a multidisciplinary initiative that explores themes of belonging, identity and diversity through the creation of original songs, recordings, videos and live performances. The project is supported by Creative Victoria's Creative Learning Partnerships program and involves a collaboration between students from Sunshine Heights Primary School, 'Inkrewsive' - a Melbourne-based hip-hop crew comprising artists with disabilities, and Wild at Heart Community Arts. Find out more about our Creative Learning Partnerships project: https://creative.vic.gov.au/resources/great-partnerships

The Broadmeadows Town Hall, or Pink Elephant as it was fondly known, is an important repository of community memory. Its recent renovation called for new artworks for an inaugural exhibition in its brand-new exhibition space. Singing Bowl Media was commissioned to create a media artwork to pay tribute to the hall's vast history and the memories it holds for the community. The result was a creative three screen exhibition documentary, that pays tribute to a place and its people.

Highlights from the Sunrise Rushes Exhibition films. As part of the 2022 Project Sunrise, Sunrise Rushes was a large-scale participative project conceived by Jessica Wilson and created in collaboration with Clipo for Monash University. As a response to the frustration of COVID lockdowns, the project gave students across three Monash University campuses a chance to be filmed in ultra slow-motion video (300fps) as they took a risk by dancing, running and falling.

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In 2018 David Wells and Neil Thomas were artists in residence at Arts Centre Melbourne. Clipo documented three works that they developed during their residency. This particular work, ‘Woodheads’ was one of our favourites! www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Knox City Council required several videos that could capture the process and outcomes of an installation artwork created by the Hotham Street Ladies. The videos were used to help promote the project through social media during its development, as well as stand-alone exhibition pieces used to inform a wider audience once the project was finished. Coordinated by Knox City Council supported by VicHealth and in partnership with many community organisations and local groups, Framed by Gender included art installations and a program of innovative workshops that used art as a medium to engage in conversations around gender equality with the Knox community. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

A 7min documentary film that tells the story of how a new prominent Indigenous Australian artwork was designed and created for RMIT University. Created by Vice-Chancellor’s Indigenous Research Fellow, Dr Vicki Couzens, with collaborators Jeph Neale and Hilary Jackman, Wurrunggi Biik - Law of the Land is a sculptural work made from cast iron. It represents a possum skin cloak with an intricate wedge tail eagle shaped spirit memory imprint. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Weekly Ticket installs artist David Wells at Footscray Station every week for fifteen years. David begins the project aged 55 and complete it at 70, the new “retirement” age.  www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Holly + Milly Rhymes for Little People is a fun web series made especially for pre-schoolers. Each playful 3-5-minute episode sees Holly and Milly unwrap a different surprise present. Inside each present is a simple household object or toy that inspires a rhyme! The format engages little people with surprise, humour and music and introduces them to different instruments, songs, numbers, shapes, colours, animals, feelings and more. Each episode can be easily watched on any device, making it a quick go to for an unexpected cafe meltdown, or a perfect cuddle moment of the couch. Warning: Parents may get enjoyment from the episodes as well as the child. Created by an all-female team: actor/musician/funny women, Holly Austin, comedian/singer/actor, Emily Taheny, creative director/editor, Tamsin Sharp and designer Heidi McKinnon. Supported by Singing Bowl Media. www.hollyandmilly.com

LOT 57 is an impressionistic film shot on Lot 57 Cameron Street Coburg, an abandoned car park opposite the Brunswick Yarra Tram Depot. The film explores the passage of time and memory. Lot#57 was shot at night against the backdrop of moving trains. The train symbolises the shifting passage of time into which memories disappear and re-assert themselves. The work sits between filmed photographs and the way we dream. The film soundtrack is made from time-altered train sounds. Lot#57 is based on recollections gathered from interviews with strangers along the Upfield Line. Twenty-nine performers aged 11-89 years appear across twenty-three scenes. The film runs 5:42mins. Concept, direction: Marcia Ferguson Co-director, Editor: Tamsin Sharp Director of Photography: David Franjic Sound: Jethro Woodward Camera assistant: Michael Gordon Hill Dramaturgy, site and volunteer coordination: Evan Watts Community performers and interviewees Partner: Clipo Thanks: Coburg Library www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Clipo was commissioned to create x2 large-scale screen experiences that would help give museum visitors a sense of the diversity and continuity of military service by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from the past to the present.

Words for Change is a community art project that explores gender stereotypes in the city of Knox. This video documented both the process and outcome of the project and allowed a broader audience to understand its impact and worth. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

The name ‘biik wurrdha’ means ‘land of many’ and is the name given to Jacksons Creek by the Traditional Owners of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung. This video presents the cultural values of the Jacksons Creek area, presented by members from the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung community. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.

Music House invites its viewers into the homes of unique Australian musicians, allowing a rare insight into the inner sanctum of the artist. Within each home we are presented with a live performance and an intimate interview with each artist profiled. This series highlights an eclectic array of talented musicians from markedly different cultural and social backgrounds who each share a passion for creating music…of vastly different styles. www.clipo.media From the seed of an idea to final delivery, clipo offers a complete end-to-end video production service that creates content you're proud to share.