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| TITLE | DETAILS |
|---|---|
The Meter Man |
A 50 second promotional sting on a day in the life of an electricity meter man. Part of a CD-Rom. Length: 50 secs |
Australian Technology Park |
A sub-30 second introduction used in a promotional CD-Rom for the Australian Technology Park at Redfern. Length: 23 secs |
"Grog and Gaspers" |
A sample confession used in an educational CD-Rom about smoking and drinking. Length: 48 secs |
Australian Technoloy Park |
An interview used in a promotional CD-Rom for the Australian Technology Park at Redfern. Length: 30 secs |
The Treehouse |
A 3D animation of a man made environment. Length: 22 secs |
Tinman Fishing |
A 3D character animation of a tin can generated man, inspired by the "Wizard of Oz". Length: 5 secs |
Mzungu Safari |
An animation of black and white photography that is part of a CD-Rom game. Length: 30 secs Music: Ali Farka Toure - The River, Track 2 - "Goydiotodam" |
The Treehouse |
Still image, 3D and photographic composite. Part of a CD-Rom game. Length: n/a |
The Treehouse |
Still image, 3D and photographic composite. Part of a CD-Rom game. Length: n/a |
Tinman and the Moon |
Still image, 3D and photographic composite. Part of a CD-Rom game. Length: n/a |
Raise the Flag |
A 3D animation used in a CD-Rom game. Length: 8 secs |
View from the Wharf |
Still image, 3D and photographic composite. Part of a CD-Rom game. Length: n/a |
Boom! |
A 3D animation used in a CD-Rom game. Length: 5 secs |

Election 2010 Australia.
This is from the previous election, but it is still very funny - view the Axis of Awesome regarding the 2007 election.
View (source): Axis of Awesome

2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
We wanted the Socceroos but Spain triumphed.
Follow latest news at FIFA.com
The future of interactive education?
Source: The Land of Me - Shape, Size and Colour from Made in Me on Vimeo.

China, Asia, our future.
Given the 21st-century world order, it's a clever move to require the study of Asia in the new Australian national curriculum.
Read more (source): SMH Online

Data, data everywhere!
Information has gone from scarce to superabundant. That brings huge new benefits, but also big headaches.
Read more (source): The Economist

Data cloud showing world population by country. The color of each word separates the countries visually, while the size of the font gives an approximation of the population.
Source: Wikipedia