unsweetened TV has a brand new website!
unsweetened TV couples innovative visuals with creative writing and poetry featured in UNSW’s literary journal (unsweetened), published annually by ARC in conjunction with the UNSW Bookshop.
Find out more about unsweetened TV:
View the Showreel… Read the ‘How to’ section… Find out how you can contribute…
Check out our recent productions…
Corridor… Twin Blue Lines… The General’s Dream… Winter Is… Randy the Hedgehog…
Find out more about the contributors…
Twin Blue Lines was written by Anon for unsweetened 2007. This video piece was produced by Elizabeth Adams.
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Corridor was written by Crystal Gail Koo for unsweetened 2007, and was awarded 1st Place, Postgraduate Poetry.
Photography and editing by Elizabeth Adams
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Watch the unsweetened TV showreel to see a snapshot of our works.
(Prepared for the unsweetened TV ‘Beta Presentation’ in October 2007. Editing by Jess Simmonds.)
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An animated recreation of the short story Randy the Hedgehog, submitted to unsweetened literary journal 2007.
The story was written by Tom Hogan. Animation, imagery and sound editing by Jess Simmonds. The music was provided royalty free by www.freeplaymusic.com
Read the abridged and original versions of the story… (more…)
Here’s a simple video we made using only windows movie maker to show that you don’t need to be an aspiring directer or even know how to use complicated video editing software, all you need is your computer and it’s default video editing software, and away you go!
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Watch The General’s Dreams, written by Rodrigo Acuña, published in unsweetened 2007, receiving 2nd place, unsweetened Open Prose award. This piece was produced by Michelle Rowan, filming and photography by Elizabeth Adams.
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Want to know more about copyright laws?
Basically, here is a short run down of the do’s and don’ts (please note that for more legal information, go to Creative Commons)
If you want to know more about copyright, follow the links below:
Creative Commons – find ways to protect your creative works but still allows others to use and adapt your works
Attorney General’s department A Short Guide to Copyright – a short guide that outlines the do’s and don’ts under Australian Copyright law
Australian Copyright Council’s Information Sheet- An introduction to Copyright in Australia
World Intellectual Property Organisation’s Basic Notions of Copyright and Related Rights – more information about IP from a global perspective
Are you looking for images, video footage or audio to use in your production?Here are some helpful sites where you can find royalty free media.You might also want to take some time to read the copyright information page so you don’t land yourself a law-suit or take-down notice!
