This documentary was made by students in response to the Minto Urban Housing Renewal and the changes to Department of Housing in Campbelltown. The short was made as part of the Western Sydney Documentary Scholarship, an initiative of the NSW Department of Education and Training.
Produced through our Mobile Unit regional workshops.

This is Lexo was made as part of a one-day youth workshop funded by Randwick City Council in coordination with Metro Screen and The Shack Youth Services. The documentary is a spirited and honest tale about life in Lexington, told by those who know it best.
Produced through our Mobile Unit regional workshops.

Our Journey is an historical documentary about the Indigenous experience in Condobolin in the early part of this century. Including oral history, archival photographs and interviews it is dedicated to the traditional landowners of Condobolin.
Produced through our Mobile Unit regional workshops.

Josh is an intense teenager whose anger towards his alcoholic father and broken mother is leading him to behave in an increasingly violent and anti-social way. When he almost beats up a small boy who asks him for a cigarette he realises that he has to get out and take his mother with him. A heartfelt and honest portrayal of the effects of alcoholism on a family.
Produced through our Mobile Unit regional workshops.