Digital stories extend the traditional era of storytelling into the age of technology. A digital story often captures a unique, first person interview telling a tale specific to them. Historical images and archival materials are added to create immersive mini documentaries that bring a story to life.
In the process, the full interview becomes a detailed oral history that can be shared or archived for viewing, research and transcription.
Museums, galleries, libraries and often brands utilise a digital story within an exhibition or online to tell a story that relates the viewer with the subject. Stories told from first person perspectives are authentic and relevant to their community and are very effective for community engagement.
Source Media create impactful stories across Australia for exhibitions, interactive displays, archival collections and screenings . We believe that knowledge sharing – which is inclusive and meaningful – can empower our community. We love to work with each storyteller and their subject matter to create engaging recordings that can be shared and enjoyed by all.
Our stories have screened at the State Library of Queensland, Keeping Australia Alive, The Powerhouse Museum Sydney, The Shearers Hall of Fame, Qantas Foundation, QSuper and many regional museums and councils.
