Te Pūtahi: Intersection of Western Science & Indigenous Science
Te Pūtahi is a 12 episode series that interviews' scientists and experts to discuss Māori dimensions in research. Te Pūtahi asks how the research can be useful for Māori communities.
I'm often making logos, music, sound effects, videos, brochures. Or I'm out in the field recording people, nature or places. This is a collection of some stuff I found interesting.
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Te Pūtahi is a 12 episode series that interviews' scientists and experts to discuss Māori dimensions in research. Te Pūtahi asks how the research can be useful for Māori communities.
Here is some sound design and music work - a house tune with dubstep flavour.
Rona and the Moon tells the story of Rona, a young woman who walks to the river at night to collect water in the moonlight.
So stoked with the low light performance of my new Fuji Film X-T30. Check out the photos I captured in very low light on variety of ISO. Exploring dynamic range on exposure, highlights and shadows in Lightroom.
Ran with the new colour font/colour typeface trend for the imagine stories podcast.
Get ready to be totally amazed for this ultra hard test of your skill, knowledge and speed. Which path do you choose? Take the test now.
This project started with a promise to help Takapuna Primary School for Matariki Māori New Year celebrations.
Working on a video project about the ancient Polynesian navigator-explorer 'Hui Te Rangiora' and had the pleasure to visit this wonderful hidden off the trail spot.