| Reference Type |
Sydney Morning Herald
newspaper
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| Title |
Fresh take on Life |
| Chapter/Web article title |
Dream Job Documentary Maker |
| Author(s) | Sacha Molitorisz |
| Section |
My Career |
| Town |
Sydney |
| State |
NSW |
| Country |
Australia |
| Publication Date |
13-02-2002 |
| Citation Date |
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| Page Number |
28 |
| Comments |
This article, having been written for the career section of the newspaper, mainly looks at the type of life that anyone looking to make a career in Documentary making might expect. There is definitely a focus on the success of Goldieâs career in the bulk of the article. It is highlighted that he has won âan AFI award, two Logies and several international human rights prizesâ and that the freedom he enjoys from the success of his past work now allows him to try new and experimental things. Despite this focus in the main article there is a note of the fact that while Goldie has been extremely successful there are other documentary makers, that are even friends of Goldieâs, that have struggled but it is not delved into further than that.
Overall it is a fairly light piece of writing. It is not an in-depth look at the life of a Documentary maker. Anyone thinking of becoming a documentary maker would not understand all that it takes to be successful from reading this. (Airlie)
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| Synopsis |
This article is about the work of David Goldie, one of Australiaâs most well-known and awarded Documentary makers. The article focuses on how he began his career, the work he has done and what he will be doing in the future. It highlights the success of his past work singling out a few major films that have been the most successful of his career such as Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Nobodyâs Children and The Time of Your Life before going on the mention the changes he is making to the way he approaches his career by talking about the new technologies that he is experimenting with and the changes this will mean to the way he works, the way the work is produced and distributed and the way the audience experiences the work. (Airlie) |
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