Blacklock Media

11/09/2025

Aurukun flood plain.

We camped here over night with TO’s and took a boat ride out to some magical Country. The land here is a perfect painting. Captured on Mavic 4.
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25/03/2025

Birds at sunrise.

23/03/2025

A few screen grabs from a WTC video I shot with a year or so ago.

23/03/2025

A few screen grabs from a video I shot for .gilay with the talented with and

21/03/2025

Shiloh’s favourite album, which was mine when I was a few years older.

10/12/2024

I drove past this tree daily. It’s an example of New England dieback. So many trees lay dead across the fields. This one really stands out to me.

30/10/2024

My latest documentary with Oorala centre at UNE was a real treat. This man Uncle Colin Ahoy helped me get into university back in 2002 and inspired me along the way. I probably would not have taken on the job if Uncle Col wasn’t apart of the project and such an inspiration in my life.

I still remember the newspaper clipping hanging above his desk in the early 2000’s. A picture of Unk all up in Pauline Hanson’s face as she tried to tour Armidale Mall. It was this photo that ensured me it’s ok to push back against people who are doing the wrong thing, no matter who they are.

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20/10/2024

I’m on a very special project atm. Working with my mentor of 15 years on his last project alongside someone I hope to do a lot more work with in the future, . Anthony is following his family roots in an educational documentary for the UNE. This project will show young Aboriginal and TI people’s how to research their own history.

It’s a really emotional journey working alongside Laszlo Szabo for his final project before his retirement. The amount of research and pre-production that has gone into this is extraordinary.

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14/10/2024

Blacklock Media email has been down. Please visit website and other sources for my phone number. Thank you

12/06/2024

Morning light in front of the 🔥

07/05/2024

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In 2017 Grace Karskens stumbled across an extraordinary manuscript: a handwritten list created in 1829 of 178 Aboriginal place names for Dyarubbin and Ganangdayi, also known as the Hawkesbury and Macdonald Rivers in New South Wales. A team of Darug researchers, educators, linguists, artists, geologi...

07/05/2024

Any ACT / Canberra shooters or camera assistants? I need a hand on Thursday