Aug

Saving St Brigid’s

Book Promo: A Memoir by Regina Lane

Info

Client: Regina Lane

Produced: 2014

Length: 2.40 minutes

Links

Saving St Brigid’s Web Site

St Brigid’s Church in Crossley, on the South West Coast of Victoria, was very nearly shut down until the local community made a stand to save it.

Regina Lane wrote a memoir about the community’s five year struggle to save the church and the hall their ancestors had built for them and their children a hundred years ago. She asked us to make a Pozible campaign video to help her publish the book, which could then be turned into a promotional film about the book once published. We said yes because we love Regina’s book, and we love this story of an Irish-Australian community that fought back. It’s an interesting example of how content can be re-used to meet different purposes. We hope you enjoy.

Regina’s book is out now. Details are available at savingstbrigids.com.au.

Credits

Creative Producers:: Jary Nemo and Lucinda Horrocks
Production Company:: Wind & Sky Productions
Directed and edited by:: Jary Nemo
Written by:: Regina Lane, Lucinda Horrocks and Jary Nemo
Executive Producer:: Regina Lane
Featuring:: Regina Lane
Camera and Sound:: Jary Nemo
Music:: ‘Song of the Ghost of the Drowned Man’ by Shane Howard, courtesy of Mushroom Music. ‘The Love of Music’ by Shane Howard, courtesy of Mushroom Music.
Photographs:: Koroit Historical Society (Phyllis Lane collection) The Warrnambool Standard, Aaron Sawall and Rob Gunstone, photographers.
With thanks to:: Shane Howard, Mushroom Music Publishing, Koroit Historical Society, Michael Lane, Friends of St Brigid’s Association.
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