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Outback Film Club

 Photo by Nathan Ward
 Mulgowie, QLD  Growing up on a beef cattle property north of the tiny town of Jackson (with a population of less than 70)
 www.kickinupdustco.com  in the Maranoa region of Queensland was an amazing experience for me. However, I always knew life had   FEATURE
          more in store for me then fencing, mustering and feeding cattle in the drought.

          I have always been a storyteller and when my parents  I was very lucky because I had a family who
          gifted me my first digital camera at the age of nine,   supported my crazy ambitions and pushed me
          I never looked back. Fast forward 16 years and I am   to put myself out there, but that is not always
          now a professional videographer and have plied my   the case and I find that really sad. Whilst I was
          trade all around the world.                      at university studying a Bachelor of Film and
                                                           Television my Mum (aka my biggest fan who has
          For the past four years I have followed the Australian   now sadly passed away) told me story about a
          Cricket team as a video journalist capturing their   lady she got chatting to in Chinchilla.
          tours to India, England, South Africa, the UAE, the
          West Indies, Bangladesh and of course throughout   She was talking about me as she always used to
          Australia. Throughout my time in what I describe as   do and told the lady about my dreams of being
          my dream job, one thing has always remained and   a filmmaking and she replied saying that her
          that is my love of the land and that is why I have   daughter was also interested in making movies,
          started the “Outback Film Club”.                 however quickly followed up by saying, ‘but there’s
                                                           no future in that’. This bugged the hell out of my
           “ Outback Film Club (or OFC for                 mother and me for that matter, because if that’s
                                                           what her mum was saying, what hope did the poor
             short) is my way of giving back               girl have? Especially in an industry that is already
           to the next generation of outback               daunting enough… My mum and I were always on
                                                           the same page when we said, ‘there is no harm in
            creatives, who may, without the                at least having a bloody crack!’
            right education and inspiration,                                            Clancy Sinnamon
                 never pick up a camera.          “                             Socials - @outbackfilmclub







































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