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Trailer

May 31, 2016 · by Louise

An introduction to the student projects, view the trailer in the movie file below. This exhibition brings to life personal narratives and reflections on the years 1914-1918 showcased as interpretive digital productions.

Film Posters

December 13, 2015 · by jen1c

Created by Callum McGillivray, Billie Holland, Jess Valvoi, Jackson Thomas and Cory Houghton.

Students designed a range of film posters to present a narrative of World War One based on the genres of 1920s drama, modern biography, melodrama and thriller.

“Acknowledging the history of film posters provides an understanding of how this visual technology tells and expands each individual and collective story.”

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Radio NZ National Interview

March 5, 2015 · by Louise

ListenRadio NZ thumbnail to David Steemson from New Zealand National Radio interview the students about the Auckland Libraries exhibition and their connection with WW1 through their digital storytelling work. Click on the image or visit: http://www.radionz.co.nz/audio/player/20158559

 

 

 

Gallipoli 1915

December 13, 2014 · by saradonaghey

Created by Gal Stern, Emma Raho, Gagan Kalkat and Henrike Forschler.

This presentation draws on the battle of Gallipoli that took place in Turkey from April to December 1915. Fictional nurse Annie Johns recreates the lived experience of New Zealand nurses caring for wounded soldiers during the campaign by narrating an imagined story over historical images of time and place.

“Telling history through a fictional character is a great way to make history personal. The production of a video can be seen as a modern extension of diary or letter writing … Even though the project is based on the story of a fictional character, it still manages to depict Gallipoli’s reality at the time of World War One.”

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