Who Told You We Wanted To Make Our Own TV?

Film & Video

Vol 13 no 1, 1993

Special issue on film and video. Guest editor Annette Blonski. Examines independent practice in the 1990s - sexuality and ethnicity, postmodernity, indigenous work, festivals, short films, survival on a low or no budget and electronic art. Includes SCAN+ Volume 4 1993 Special Supplement edited by John Conomos on Electronic Media Arts.

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Author: Mr Philip Batty, feature

The broadcasting in remote Aboriginal Communities Scheme and the failure of policy.

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Article Index

Articles in this issue

Editorial: Film and Video
Feature: "I Am Like You, I Am Different" - Beyond Ethnicity, Becoming Asian-Australian
Feature: "I Am Not A TV Show"
Feature: "Just Trust The Text, Don't Colour It"
Feature: A Tale of Reproduction and Dependency
Feature: Against 'Neofuturism': Women Artists in Technological Media
Feature: Aleksi Vellis
Feature: Brother Can You Spare a SP Betacam
Feature: Cinema or Death
Feature: Digital Art
Feature: Domestic Noir Night Out
Feature: Independent Distribution and Exhibition
Feature: Lesbian Independent Cinema and Queer Theory
Feature: Memory and Image: The Multiculturalism in Film Project
Feature: Monica Pellizari's Short Black Look at the Italian-Australian Experience
Feature: More Bangs for Bucks: Male Sexuality and Violence in Australian Film
Feature: Museum Screen Dreams
Feature: One Way Street
Feature: Perplexities: Experimenta 1992
Feature: Redemptive Moments Through Utter Despair: The Films of Brian McKenzie
Feature: Selected Shorts: Oppositionality, Postmodernity and the Australian Short Film
Feature: The 7th International Video Festival
Feature: The End of Independence? Women's Film and Video in the 1990s
Feature: The Last Days of Chez Nous: Love Stories and Girls' Blouses
Feature: TV Eye: Cinema in the Age of Video
Feature: Who Told You We Wanted To Make Our Own TV?
Feature: Wild: Beyond the Deconstruction
Feature: Wizards of Oz: Into the 90s - Between Documentary and Fiction
Review: A Golden Threat: Feminisms
Review: Colonial Patterns Repeated: Robert Harrison
Review: Come Again: Aldo Lacobelli
Review: Delayed Voyage: George Popperwell
Review: Floral Tributes: The Flower
Review: Journey by Proxy
Review: Pretty as a Picture: Women Artists and the Heidelberg Era
Review: The Pure and The Impure: Shaun Kirby
Review: Transformation of the Real: Constantine Koukias and Ann Wulff