MEMBERS WHOSE NAMES START WITH B_
John Butterworth of Australian Interactive Multimedia Industry Association
Founded in 1992, AIMIA is the peak industry body for interactive content and digital media in Australia.AIMIA's membership represents the full spectrum of the digital media industry in Australia. Our members range from Australia's top digital media powerhouses, including the ABC, Sensis, Yahoo!, Google, BigPond, Foxtel, Disney, ninemsn and Fairfax Digital, to the country's best known interactive advertising, mobile content, web development, games design, and special effects companies. Members include developers, creators, producers, investors, service providers...
Sian Bates
Sian Bates is a Cinematographer and Camera Assistant residing in Adelaide, South Australia. She is currently working as a freelance Cinematographer and Camera Assistant within the South Australian Film Industry. She has experience shooting short drama's, documentary, corporate videos, TVC and music video and excells working on 16mm and 35mm formats.
As a camera Assistant she has learnt from some of Australia's best D.O.P's including Ian Jones ACS, Roger Dowling ACS and David Foreman ACS.
She has completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) in Cinematogrpahy at Flinders...
Alex Kelly of Big hART, Ngapartji Ngapartji
Alex Kelly is a media/arts practitioner and producer who has worked on magazines, film installations, documentaries and community media as well as facilitating arts spaces and large-scale collectively run projects. After returning to Australia from editing a magazine and presenting films in Europe in 2003, she started working with Big hART. She has since worked on Knot@Home, Radio Holiday, Stickybricks and Junk Theory with the company. In 2004 she moved to Coober Pedy to support the Irati Wanti (The Poison – Leave It) campaign of the Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta, Senior Aboriginal Women of Co...
Jani Blums
Jani (pronounced Yarni) is a self-taught combined-media artist based near Brisbane and the Gold Coast in Southeast Queensland. He has had a life-long love of photography that has been interrupted by a number of careers. However, now that he is semi-retired he indulges himself by creating combined-media art for his own pleasure (and the occasional commission) and if others like what he creates enough to pay for it, it's a lucky accident. His art goes beyond photography's traditional form towards innovative ways of using the medium and extending its vocabulary. Armed with his c...
Marco Bresciani
I create interactive installations.
Brigid Burke
Brigid Burke is an Australian composer, multi media artist, clarinet soloist, visual artist, film maker and educator. She has performed extensively in solo and chamber recitals, both nationally and internationally. Highlights in 2007 have been Music Marathon Boson, Future Festival Paris, The International Clarinet Festival 2007&5 in Vancouver Canada and Tokyo Japan , 2007 Melbourne International Arts Festival, the Generative Art Conference GA06 &G07 in Milan Italy, and various other performances throughout Australia. Brigid regularly performs with ensembles Tri Duo, Carte Bl...
Warren Burt
Warren Burt is a composer, writer, video artist, sound poet, instrument builder, and a few other things. He moved to Australia in 1975 and has been creating art here ever since. He is most involved with using interactive technology to make many different kinds of art.
Colin Black of colinblack@tpgi.com.au
Composer/sound artist Colin Black has been internationally recognized with the prestigious Prix Italia Award (2003) in the category ‘Best Music Radio - Composed Work’ for composing and producing his major work 'The Ears Outside My Listening Room'. As a Composer, he has been featured on Deutschlandradio’s Kultur’s ‘Klangkunst’ program, ABC radio (Australia), YLE Radio (Finland) and his works have been selected for performance at events including ‘En Red O 2000’ music festival Barcelona Spain, the Festival Synthese Bourges France, Rencontres Musiques Nouvelles, Lunel France...
Michele Barker of College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales
Barker works in the field of new media arts, exhibiting nationally and internationally. Her work addresses issues of perception, subjectivity, genetics and neuroscience. Barker is a senior lecturer at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Australia.
Chris Bull of Helpmann Academy
Formed in 1994, the Helpmann Academy is a unique partnership of the major tertiary arts training establishments in South Australia offering award courses for people seeking professional careers in the arts.
The Academy unifies the skills and resources of South Australia 's universities and TafeSA, bringing together courses in music, dance, drama, directing, visual arts, technical theatre production and design.
The Academy's partners offer unparalleled standards in teaching resources, equipment and opportunities. The Academy's Board of Governors consists of Vice Chancellor...
Leah Barclay of Ignition New Media Pty Ltd.
Leah Barclay has been recognised as one of the most promising Australian composers of her generation. She has been the recipient of numerous awards, grants and scholarships and her work has been commissioned, performed and published across Australia, Canada, Europe and India. Her current work explores new musical languages fusing the spontaneity of live performance with the infinite possibilities of technology. Reviews such as “innovation with veracity”, “dynamic originality” and “firing curiosity” have often been associated with her performances. In addition to her work as...
Priscilla Bracks of Kuuki
Priscilla Bracks is a visual artist practicing in a broad range of areas including media art, photography, illustration, animation and installation. She was born in Australia in 1973, and studied and practiced law before turning to a career as a full time artist after completing a first class honours degree in photography at the Queensland College of Art in 2002. This previous experience is evident in her work which explores the interplay between human nature, our society and popular cultures (images media, and technology) and the environments we inhabit.
Guy Ben-Ary of SymbioticA: University of WA
