Exile Project Credits

Feature Artists (in order of appearance):

Pauline Scanlon, Declan O’Rourke, John Spillane, Lynelle Moran, Leah Flanagan, Shane Howard, Sean Tyrell, Aine Tyrell and Paul Kelly

Fiddle/Mandolin:

Ewen Baker

Harp/Piano:

Michelle Doyle

Pipes/Whistles:

Nick Martin

Flute/Whistles:

Lynnelle Moran

Drums & Percussion :

Greg Sheehan

Bass/Mandolin/Guitar:

John Hudson

Button Accordion:

Paddy Fitzgerald

Guitar/Didjeridu:

Shane Howard

Mandocello/Banjo:

Sean Tyrrell

Produced by:

Teresa O’Brien, Fran Daly and Alicia Massey

Musical Director:

Ewen Baker

Production Manager:

Sarah Liversidge

Stage Manager:

Brock Brocklesby

Tour Manager:

Austin Fogarty

Audio Engineer:

Brett Doig

Lighting Design:

Matt King

Consulting Historian:

Edward Ryan

Traditional Music Consultant:

Paddy Fitzgerald

Assistant Artistic Director:

Steven Richardson

Original Concept by:

Shane Howard.

Film Production Credits

Produced by:

Shane Howard, Lucinda Horrocks, Jary Nemo and Teresa O’Brien

Directed and Edited by:

Jary Nemo

Written by:

Shane Howard with Lucinda Horrocks

Music Direction and Sound Production:

Shane Howard

Narrated by:

Aine Tyrell and Shane Howard

Irish Translations/Aistriúchán le:

Edward Ryan/ Éamonn ÓRiain

Visual Effects by:

Jary Nemo

Script Editor:

Lucinda Horrocks

Archival Research by:

Lucinda Horrocks, Teresa O’Brien, Edward Ryan

Film Music:

‘Bean Dubh an Ghleanna’Liam O’Flynn feat. Irish Chamber Orchestra © 1998 Tara Music Company Ltd. Traditional & Original songs performed and arranged by Nick Martin, Ewen Baker, Shane Howard.

Featured Visual Artists:

‘My Australia My Journey’ Series (2015), ‘We R You’ Series (2014), Solo Portraits (2014, 2015), Photographs, by Aldona Kmieć. © Aldona Kmieć. ‘Spirit Ark – Navigation by the Stars’, Linocut (2010) by Arone Meeks. © Arone Meeks. ‘Mount Warrenheip and Eureka Stockade’, Acrylic on Canvas, (2013) by Aunty Marlene Gilson. © Marlene Gilson. ‘Famine’, Sculpture, (1997) by Rowan Gillespie. ‘Portrait of Refugee’, Photograph, (2009), by Alex Proimos. ‘Women and children among Syrian refugees’, Photograph, (2015), by Mstyslav Chernov. Additional stills photography by Teresa O’Brien (2015).

Film Footage Featured:

‘Man of Aran’, 1934, directed by Robert Flaherty, written and edited by John Goldman (Monck), produced by Michael Balcon. Gainsborough Pictures. ‘Story of the Kelly Gang’, 1906, directed by Charles Tait, written by Charles and John Tait, produced by William Gibson, Millard Johnson, John Tait and Nevin Tait.

Stock Footage, Photographs and Archival Images Courtesy of:

Adele Howard, Albert Kahn Museum, Art Gallery of Ballarat, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Australian War Memorial, Ballarat Gold Museum, Big Stock, Bodlean Library, British Library, Broome Historical Society, City of Sydney Archives, Corey Leopold, Geraldine Ryan, Envato, Flickr, Friends of St Brigids Association Inc., Gareth Wray, Graeme Churchard, Internet Archive, Imperial War Museums, Jamie McKew, The Kelly Family, Library of Congress, Luke Durkin, Lynnelle Moran, The Maggie Diaz Collection, Melbourne Diocesan Historical Commission, Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne, Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka, Museum Victoria, National Film and Sound Archive, National Library of Australia, National Library of Ireland, Nicolas Raymond, Norman Archive, Northern Territory Library, Oughterard Heritage, Patrick Fitzgerald, Powerhouse Museum, Public Record Office Victoria, Rijksmuseum, Rob Hurson, Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre, Broome, Sitomon, Sodacan, South Dublin Libraries, State Library of NSW (Mitchell Library), State Library of Queensland (John Oxley Library), State Library of Victoria, State Library of Western Australia, Toby Hudson, TimJN1, Teresa O’Brien, U.S. Department of State, VectorStock, Vecteezy, Views of the Famine, Video Block, Western Australian Maritime Museum, Western Australian Museum, Wikimedia Commons, Wind & Sky Productions.

Project Acknowledgements

With Grateful Thanks to:

David Anderson, Lauren Bourke, Basil Cook, Steve Cooney, Snjez Cosic, Gwendolen De Lacy, Martin Flanagan, Rowan Gillespie, Aunty Marlene Gilson, James Griffin, Sister Pat Jacobs, Judi Keneally, Aldona Kmieć, Arone Meeks, Ian Lovell, Rachael Naughton, Uncle Bryon Powell, Tracey Manallack, Sarah Mangan, Julie McLaren, Helen Mary Martin, Bernie Ní Mhuirteagh, Stephen Pigram, Simon Raynor, Mossie Scanlon, Jane Smith, Cíaran Walsh, Aunty Joy Wandin-Murphy, Penney and Logan, Melbourne Arts Centre, Adelaide Festival Centre, St Brigids, Crossley, Alphington Grammar , Ard-Chonsalacht na hÉreann (Consulate General of Ireland), An Roinn Gnóthaí Eachtracha agus Trádála, ( Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) , Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre, Broome, Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation, QPAC and the QPAC Choir. ‘Exile’ production and performances took place on the country of the traditional owners of the land in which we work and live. The producers acknowledge their ancient custodianship and pay respects to their elders, past and present.

Films produced by:

Wind & Sky Productions

‘Exile’ concert produced by:

Goanna Arts and Troubadour Music

Proudly supported by:

Culture Ireland.