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current work ST KILDA FILM FESTIVAL: Two films that I have collaborated on will be screened at the 2010 St Kilda Film Festival.. 'APRICOT' by Ben Briand (which features on opening night) and 'A LOVE STORY' by Simon Bare. watch Apricot here. HOLDING THE MAN - LONDON SEASON. "Holding The Man" has just opened in London to standing ovations and rave reviews! I'm very proud to have worked on this theatrical masterpiece, although I couldn't be there for this production. Go to the official website here. It stars "Kath and Kims" Jane Turner, and if you want to see hilarious opening night photos click here. Apparently even Richard E Grant was there! DAMNED SOULS & TURNING WHEELS: A video and sound installation at the 2010 Sydney Biennale, in a space on Cockatoo Island. I did a multi-channel sound design, in collaboration with Warren Fahey and Mic Gruchy. Opens 12 May. NGURRUMILMARRMIRIYU (WRONG SKIN) is the show I worked on for Adelaide Festival and has just finished its run at the Malthouse in Melbourne. Its coming to Sydney Opera House early September. Part dance, part drama, part audio-visual feast, Elcho Island community and Elders collaborate with award-winning director Nigel Jamieson (Honour Bound) and our team to create a Romeo and Juliet tale of forbidden love in a community where the complex laws of ‘skin’ and clan define all relationships. Performed by the wildly spirited Chooky Dancers, Wrong Skin also reveals how new technologies, in the hands of the island’s media-savvy youth, can connect the remote with the global and inspire us all. Click on the image to see the video on the ABC ARTS website: THE NOTE (video installation): Kate Murphy’s latest work, The Note, was conceived when she read a distant relative's suicide letter. Murphy asked me to develop a musical composition based on every word written in this letter. The result is a single-channel video installation in surround sound, the composition performed accapella by the incredible Melle Stewart. It will be on in August at the Tarrawarra Museum of Art. Click on the image for more details
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