The Boy and the Whale become one as they find their place of rest at Kooranup.

The Boy And The Whale

Their Names Live On Final

Lives Cut Short Final

Getting AwayWithMurder Final

Finding The Forgotten Final

Combination of research interviews with historians, actors re-enactment of first hand diaries and letters from WWI, scripted narration, and music.
Short film made for State Library QLD and ABC. Historians interviewed: Mark Cryle and Captain Adele Catts.
Mark Cryle: https://onesearch.slq.qld.gov.au/permalink/61SLQ_INST/tqqf2h/alma99183132517902061
Capt. Adele Catts: https://onesearch.slq.qld.gov.au/permalink/61SLQ_INST/tqqf2h/alma99183132517802061

2nd Light Horse Regiment Audio

Interviews conducted by Noongar Yorga, Vanessa Smart.
Directed and scripted by Karajarri curator and researcher, Samara King.
Edited and Produced by Pip Kelly.
Full stories at:
www.alwayswdjemup.com
Interviewees: Stan Headland, Barbara Bynder and Brendan Moore

Truth of Wadjemup Audio Recordings

A short excerpt from 'Finding the Forgotten' one of the many stories created for the East Perth Cemeteries Audio Trail. This story describes the work of Augustus Gregory as a surveyor for the Perth colony and his efforts to survey the Cemetery with the use of surveying chains. 
An in depth on site interview with Dr Shane Burke (Notre Dame University) is woven together with semi-scripted improvisation with actors using a traditional measuring chain. 
Directed and Produced by: Pip Kelly

'Finding The Forgotten' Excerpt

An excerpt from 'Lives Cut Short', one of the stories created for the East Perth Cemeteries Audio Trail.
This story depicts the struggles of women and children in the colony and the large number of women buried alongside their children.
An interview with Diana Frylink onsite at East Perth Cemeteries, is woven together with scripted material (improvised with actors) inspired by diaries and newspaper articles from the time.

Lives Cut Short Excerpt

The story of Henry Haynes and his second wife Anne Clough. Henry was convicted of murdering his first wife back in England but was sent to the Perth Colony instead of the death sentence. He was a Crimean War Veteran. Governor Hampton warned Anne not to marry him. Her fate is explored in the audio story. This excerpt is part of the East Perth Cemeteries Audio Trail which is an onsite trail circumnavigating the boundary fence. For more stories, visit East Perth Cemeteries.
Narrator: Mike Lefroy
Actors: Andrew Smith, Emma Jackson

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