Australia
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Request Quote"Music has an incredible power to influence our experience - and in so many ways that we may not even be aware of. I strive to create music that is unique, sensitive and original, interpreting and enriching the story without getting in the way.' - Vicki Hansen I have over 20 years experience in composing music for Film, TV, Theatre, Circus and Dance. To date I've composed music for more than 500 documentaries for major TV networks including Al Jazeera, Channel 9 Australia, ABC TV, SBS TB and many big national and international production houses. The subject matter has involved about a wide range of issues from all corners of the globe varying vastly in style and genre. I've also composed for feature-length movies, short films, advertisements, trailers, corporate videos and much more. My Clients include: Channel Nine Australia Al Jazeera TV ABC National TV SBS Television Mindful Media The Precinct Production House Beyond Productions International Naked Flame Productions Modern Epic Productions Essex Films Ltd Ted Waitt Tom Tom Productions P&O Cruises Sydney Fringe Festival Awaken the World Film Productions Kola Films Put it out there Pictures Legs on the Wall Physical Theatre Troupe The Flying Fruit Fly Circus Vertigo Theatre Troupe Stagecoach Theatre Company TAU Theatre Company amongst many others.
In the past year, more than 60 women have been killed, and a staggering one in four women has experienced domestic violence from an intimate partner. The government has pledged $100m to stop violence against women, but is it enough and will it go anywhere near what is needed to repair a massively overloaded and broken system?
101 East travels to Bangladesh to find out why young girls are often forced to marry men twice their age.
Produced for Special Broadcasting Service
In part 1 of a special Europe investigation, Dateline looks at why French voters are shifting to the right and what hope the National Front party gives them of a new France.
Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit enters the secretive world of the surveillance industry. Spy Merchants reveals for the first time how highly-invasive spyware, which can capture the electronic communications of a town, can be purchased in a 'grey market’ where regulations are ignored or bypassed. Mass surveillance equipment can then be sold onto authoritarian governments, criminals, even terrorists
Post Production