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Informative brochures and documents will be given out, and tourism industry representatives may be interested in setting up booths

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Postcards will be available at the festival with a number of famous landmarks in China, to spread awareness beyond just the tourists and locals who attend the festival themselves. We will have to assess the benefits of using stock images, sending a photographer of our own, or possibly hiring Chinese contractors to make sure we avoid any intellectual property issues.

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-Zoom F8 multi track field recorder
-Basic boom pole
-Sennheiser ME 66 shotgun microphone
-Sennheiser EK 100 G3 wireless microphone
-AKG MPAIII Lapel Microphone
-Headphones

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Sony PMW-3001k

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-Producers
-Directors
-Editors
-Camera Crew
-Sound Crew
-Translator
-Location guide

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Are documentary that are used to stress a subject experience and to share an emotional response
Famous Preformative documentaries- Basically anything directed by Michael Moore

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Basically the same as participatory but this type is solely focus on the directors reflection throughout the film.
Famous reflective documentaries-
Sex My British Job- directed by Nick Broomfield

Kurt & Courtney- directed by Nick Broomfield

My Scientology Movie- directed by Louis Theroux

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Include the director into the documentary to suggest questions to answer and general prodding about a topic.
Famous participatory documentaries
Super Size Me- directed by Morgan Spurlock

Super High Me- Michael Blieden

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Are obviously going to be observational.
Famous observational documentaries-
Armadillo- directed by Janus Metz Pederson

Hoop dreams- directed by Steve James

Sister Helen- directed by Rebecca Cammisa, Rob Fruchtman

War Photographer- directed by Christian Frei

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Is mostly to inform people and has a strong argument, often containing a 'voice of god.'
Famous expository documentaries-
Why We Fight-  directed by Eugene Jarecki

No End in Sight- directed by Charles Ferguson

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Is a fairly old style of documentary.
Famous poetic documentary-
Night Mail directed by Basil Wright, Harry Watt

The Song of Ceylon-  directed by Basil Wright

Rain- directed by Joris Ivens, Mannus Franken

The River- directed by Pare Lorentz

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They are 6 main types of Documentaries, this site gives a brief description of them all https://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/6-types-of-documentary-film/

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In the interview with Patrick, I came up with some questions that really get the the bottom of understanding Chinese traditions and Chinese fashion.

In this project, my job was to interview the fashion designer (who is Patrick) I did research on past interviews with people in similar situations. For example, fashion week, MTV videos and high end catwalk interviews. As I haven't in my career yet interviewed someone specifically on fashion I thought that it would be a good idea to understand their trends and how the Australian fashion industry could be more accepting by incorporating traditional Chinese aspects in Western Culture. I three questions and avoided ones that would simply just give me yes or no answers. I wanted the documentary as made, shot and edited by Lewis to be in-depth and for the audience to really get a feel for Patricks personal style as a designer.

As a journalist I know its important not to just ask 'yes' or 'no' answer questions.

I thought that in Western culture there a lot of stereotypes surrounding their fashion choices so I decided that it would be interesting to address them so that others in society can understand that their is much more depth to their designs.

The first question I asked was:
Do you think Chinese fashion designs are generally considered conservative? I thought as an introductory question it would be good to understand Patrick's perspective as a fashion designer on a stereotype that Chinese clothing and designs are considered  traditionalist and in many ways unprogressive.

2. Do you as a designer rebel against stereotypes that Chinese fashion is purely old-school?
I wanted to hear and understand Patrick personals style as a designer. I really wanted to know what it meant also to 'rebel' For example, what is considered extravagant? where is the line drawn between socially and culturally acceptable and 'rebellious?'

3. How do you think Chinese traditions should integrate into Western fashion trends? I was noticing while researching fashion that the only stores that incorporated Chinese fashion trends and Chinese cultural aspects were high end designers like Gucci. I thought to myself why is it only upper class people that have access to Chinese trends in the west. This is why I decided to ask Patrick this question. I was also curious about how Patrick thought you could incorporate Chinese culture into Western culture as most clothing in countries like Australia and Britain aren't very 'out of the box' or 'unique.'

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Translation of the transcript from the interview - red is the literal translation, and blue is the translation to be used for subtitles.

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I will be looking into why Australians and Chinese should be interested in the culture of the other, and the imperatives that will drive the relationship forward

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looking into broadcast journalism that could be good to promote the event such as the WA weekender: http://www.waweekender.com.au/episodes/

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Patrick Yu Wang's contribution in this event:

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Patrick Yu Wang's contribution in this event:

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My role in this event is to organize an fashion showcase, presenting some of the Chinese traditional and contemporary fashion designs.

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The Lion Dance is an aspect of Chinese culture which has gained significant popularity around the world.

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2016 Perth CNY Festival Lion Dance - Part 14 西澳中华 W.A Chung Wah Association Lion Dance Troupe

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Perth Chinese New Year Festival Dragon Dancing and Lion Dancing in Perth Chinatown. Celebrating Chinese New Year on Valentines day. Lion dance by 西澳中华会馆醒狮团 W.A Chung Wah Association Lion Dance Troupe. Up Next 7:00pm dragon and lion dance to start of the Multicultural Concert.

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Chinese Music Performance (on a far larger scale)

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Chinese Music Performance (on a far larger scale)

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https://qso.com.au/events/world-beat/year-rooster - in Feburary 2017 the Queensland Symphony Orchestra combined with a number of internationally acclaimed classical Chinese musicians in order to showcase traditional Chinese instruments and musical styles. While I'm not suggesting we try and secure such big name artists, we could use this as inspiration in exposing patrons to instruments they may not be familiar with such as the erhu and the pipa.

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Potential Activity: Chinese Food Street Market

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Potential Activity: Chinese Food Street Market

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http://twilighthawkersmarket.com/ - the Twilight Hawkers Market in the Perth CBD has grown into a huge weekly event during summer, showcasing a rich variety of street food from many different countries. Our festival could incorporate something along these lines focusing on Chinese food and cooking styles.

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Example of a Similar Project: Chinese New Year, Perth

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Example of a Similar Project: Chinese New Year, Perth

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http://www.cny.wa.gov.au/cny_events.cfm - in January/February 2017, Perth hosted a large festival celebrating Chinese New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Rooster. During this time a huge range of events were organised in order to showcase Chinese culture, as seen in the link above. This could be used as a guide for holding our festival.

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Potential Activity: Chinese Language Class

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Potential Activity: Chinese Language Class

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http://www.confuciusinstitute.uwa.edu.au/language-cultural-programs/ - a number of Chinese schools and language institutions already exist in Perth. We could partner with an existing organisation to provide a beginner's language class during the festival. This would ensure that the class would be facilitated by qualified professional, whilst also allowing students to learn some Chinese history, as well as cultural nuances of the language.

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https://www.claremont-courier.com/mobile/gallery/T7344 - this link includes images from a calligraphy and Chinese brush painting class at an adult school in the US. This style of class/event during the festival would integrate learning about the art of calligraphy/brush painting with the history behind these art forms

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The documentary will inform people about Chinese culture. Also trying to break down the cultural barrier between Australians and the Chinese.

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Discipline: Screens arts
Role: To create a documentary showing Chinese culture

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I am also looking into different types of journalism that reports on these events. One website which is helpful is called Your Singapore which reports on Chinese New Year and its cultural significance. The URL for the website is: http://www.visitsingapore.com/festivals-events-singapore/cultural-festivals/chinese-new-year.html

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Researching important Chinese cultural events such as Chinese New Year and discovering how it is celebrated. Also which countries it is celebrated in.

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Discipline: Fashion design
Role: Organizing a Chinese Fashion showcase。

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My role in this event will be to research aspects of Chinese culture that could be foregrounded in this festival. I will develop a range of cultural activities, primarily focusing on food, art, and language.

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My role in the event will be to research the ways in which Australia and China interact currently and how their relationship is set to expand in the future. I will collate data and information to inform the sorts of activities the event will hold and how it will be marketed

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Discipline: Journalism
Role: To broadcast the events both on TV and written

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Discipline: Chinese
Role: Cultural Research

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Discipline: International Relations

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A festival to promote Chinese culture to the Australian public

Venue: Perth Cultural Centre, Northbridge