Tea & Sugar Train Exhibition Documentary
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Uploaded by BlackInkFIlm on Jun 9, 2009
The Tea & Sugar Train Project gathered momentum in mid-2008 with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and UniSA in Adelaide uniting to create an interactive exhibition for the National Railway Museum in Port Adelaide. This documentary is just one part of the display which is now open for the public to enjoy.
Director/Editor: Matthew Wigg, Animator/Artist: Amy Charlick, Script Writer/Music: Paul Oldham
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I worked on the Nullabor for the Commonwealth railways as a 17 year old Pom fresh out from the UK in 1965. Can anyone tell me how they maintain the railway these days? Are there still gangs every few miles? What are their living conditions like?
sail1948 1 year ago
First time I've seen this through. Animations look great - great voice over and ye olde sub-title pages too. Some great work done here, well done. I hope I get to see the full installation!!!
andreigostin 2 years ago