Digital Story Telling

By Craig | Published: December 20, 2004

Center for Digital Storytelling

Last week I was involved in a Digital Story Telling workshop at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (at Federation Square here in Melbourne). Digital story-telling is a genre that seeks to record and preserve the individual stories that form the collective identity of a community. We recorded some of the people that helped create the early Melbourne Moomba Festival (The festival is 50 years old this year). Gordon Chisholm and myself made a movie about Max Kirwan who introduced waterskiing to Melbourne’s Yarra River in 1956.

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