What We Do
PipicMedia
History and Society
PipicMedia has a substantial background in documentary production for television, government and non-government organisations. You can view some extracts - just scroll down.
"Your Water, My Water", 26:00, 2019 (excerpt)
"Nothing can live without water", says farmer and grazier, Aileen Harrison. Aileen and many of her neighbours fear for the safety of their groundwater with the impacts of the local coalmine on the Darling Downs of southern Queensland. This is a short version of the documentary that aired by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's program, Compass, in September, 2019. Since that time, not much has changed with many courtcases going to the High Court of Australia and back.
"Your Water, My Water" International Awards
Significant Films
Pipic Media Video Production
Pipic Media has been in the documentary film business for many years. We have several programs stored in the State Library of Queensland for public viewing because of their historical and social value.
"Kinetone", 45:00 (excerpt)
Al Burne made films from 1905 and established Kinetone Sound Films in the 1930s. With his sons, George and Len, he recorded some of the most important events in Queensland history. This film was made with ABCTV Queensland, Film Queensland and the Centenary of Cinema. This is an excerpt from 'Kinetone'. A copy of the full program can be viewed at the State Library of Queensland.
"The Making of 'Sons of Matthew'", 2009, 16:40 (excerpt)
Charles and Elsa Chauvel faced cyclones and floods to make their second last feature, "Sons of Matthew" (Chauvel 1949). 'The Making of "Sons of Matthew"' looks into the perils and breakthroughs when some of the cast reunite to go over old times with their local hosts. You can view this film at the State Library of Queensland.
"City for Sale", 12:00
There was unprecedented development within the CBD of Brisbane in the years leading up to Expo 88. This short film explores the impacts of fast development on the community. The memories of place play a big part in our lives. This classic documentary is accessible through the State Library of Queensland online site and has been cited or featured in several research papers on urban development.
"Footprints Along Kurilpa", 2005 (excerpt)
PipicMedia works with community organisations on video productions like 'Footprints Along Kurilpa', a local Brisbane project that investigates park dwellers in this historic park.
Social Media
This Facebook post reached 50,000 viewers.
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