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Woodstockdale 1986 - The Home Movie (2007 re-edit)
Woodstockdale 1986 is a home movie videotaped 6th December 1986 at Mark Stockdale's family property in Canungra, south east Queensland, Australia. It was an end of year picnic for a circle of friends from Brisbane's alternate music scene. The musicians played for mutual entertainment. Cameras were a Panasonic VHS and an AIWA Video8. The Panasonic was fixed to a tripod and the video fed to a Panasonic HiFi stereo VHS recorder - with audio simultaneously recorded from the Sennheiser MKE2002 binaural stereo mic system on the nearby dummy head (about 10m back from stage centre). Initial post-editing was by "insert editing" from VHS tape to the AIWA and the final video from the AIWA was manually synchronised with the audio from the VHS as they were dubbed to a Sharp HiFi VHS to make the "master". The master included 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation video. In 2007 I transferred the VHS master to DVD-R, and from there to PC and used Sony Vegas to fix the many synch errors. I put many hours into using CoolEdit to fix the hundreds of HiFi audio glitches. The files uploaded to YouTube were mpg-2 PAL DVD quality and they've turned out quite well after their compression. The audio is perfect - please use "open" headphones to enjoy true surround sound - or use Dolby Pro-Logic for good surround effect from 5.1 speakers. This 2007 edit is the definitive version of a modest home movie which captures a special moment in time in company with some of the most wonderful and talented people you could ever hope to meet.
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Support for Equal Age Of Consent Reform In Queensland
These video statements were included on a DVD-Video which I sent in June 2007 to each of the 89 Members of Parliament in Queensland to raise awareness of the need for urgent reform of our state's Criminal Code to allow an equal age of consent for all youth. Also included is the music video "ShitStickers" - an original piece highlighting the real issues and myths.
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Kicking On (1998 Australian short film)
"Kicking On" is a 13 minute 1998 Australian film which cleverly challenges the homophobia which persists among some macho men. We see how an amateur Australian Rules Football (AFL) team responds to the rapidly spreading gossip that their biggest and toughest player has been seen kissing another man behind the local pub. Written and directed by Jaime Browne. Starring Neil Hutchins as Leigh, Justin Foster as Russ. Screened at the 2002 Brisbane Queer Film & Video Weekend.
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The Dean Bros 16th September 1994
The Dean Brothers in their one and only performance, at Robyn and Greg's wedding celebration at their Torwood home. Featured vocals by Doug Hutson and Lynne Eisentrager. Bass by Glenn Bell. Guitar by Mark Herebert. Drums by Colin Barwick. Keyboards by Jacobi
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Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender related
a selection of clips related to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues
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SONiA and Disappear Fear live at 4ZZZfm January 2008
SONiA and Laura as Disappear Fear performing live in the studio of 4ZZZfm community radio in Brisbane, Australia on 2nd January 2008
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Jim Hammill's WW2 Tobruk experiences 9th July 2006
Jim Hammill, Brisbane, Australia, WW2 veteran relates his experience with the 7th Division of the 2nd AIF fighting in Tobruk during 1941. Jim enlisted at 17. He was with the 9th Battalion, 18th Brigade.
Videotaped by nephew John Frame at Jim's home on 9th July 2006. Jim was invited each year to discuss his experience of war with students at the local school. Here he is talking with grandnephew Scott Casey, who was researching for a school project on hardships faced by soldiers in war. With Scott are his brother Ben and their mother Kathy (my sister).
One hour total, in 7 parts. Each part contains complete topics: PART 1: "the most handsome bloke" (with tongue slightly in cheek); tanks, dust and big guns; "Lord Haw Haw"; the coining of the term "Rats Of Tobruk". PART 2: flies, food and fleas; joined at 17, fought at 20; glare from the sun and sand; suffering from lack of sleep. PART 3: the officers; reconnaissance patrol; landmines. PART 4: fighting patrol; the "dingo"; under friendly fire; dangerous swimming; grooming. PART 5: the canteen ship; getting clean in Palestine; talking in Brisbane with children at the local school; after leaving Tobruk; lost friends. PART 6: lost at night in Tobruk; the jerboa, the chameleon and the hedgehog; praise for the navy, the gunners and for Padre McIlveen. PART 7: departing Tobruk; arriving in Alexandria; rediscovering food and drink; Tobruk lost by South African forces; the big Italian handgun.
Recording equipment: Sony TVR16E MiniDV camera, Rode VideoMic (mono), Sony MZR50 MiniDisc. Edited using Sony Vegas Movie Studio.
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Paul Farrell's 50th Party Easter 2007
Selected clips from Paul Farrell's 50th birthday party 7th April 2007 at Upper Brookfield, Brisbane. The main attraction was a reunion, after nearly 30 years, of his band Fuller Banks & the Debentures. Paul's son Christie debuted on stage singing They Might Be Giants' "Dr Worm".
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