FEATURED PROJECTS
Below are examples of some projects which are currently being exhibited/screened. To arrange a screening/exhibition please get in touch. CONTACT
Impermanence 2018
Genre: Documentary / Arts
Producer/Director: Elliot Spencer
Status: Post-Production
Genre: Documentary / Arts
Producer/Director: Elliot Spencer
Status: Post-Production
Official Page: Impermanence
Liborio ~ An Artist of the Solomon Islands 2018
Genre: Documentary
Producer/Director: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Liborio
Genre: Documentary
Producer/Director: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Liborio
Official Page: Liborio
Long Yearning 2017
Genre: Documentary / Experimental
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Long Yearning
Genre: Documentary / Experimental
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Long Yearning
Official Page: Long Yearning
MAROVO CARVER 2015
Genre: Documentary / Experimental
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Marovo Carver
Genre: Documentary / Experimental
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Marovo Carver
Official Page: Marovo Carver
FREEDOM OR DEATH 2008
Genre: Documentary
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Genre: Documentary
Director/Producer: Elliot Spencer
Status: Completed
Official Page: Freedom or Death
WANTOK - THE SOLOMON ISLANDS 2010
Photographic and Film exhibition
About the Exhibition:
Captured in the exhibition is a unique and intimate portrait of the Solomon Island people and their culture.
The Solomon Islands, situated in the South Pacific off the east of Papua New Guinea and northeast of Australia, is made up of more than 990 mountainous islands and low-lying coral cays.
The exhibition features photographs taken in Guadalcanal, Honiara, China Town, Nendo Island, Morova Lagoon, Gizo Island, Munda, Vella Lavella, Kolombangara Island, and Mt Rano.
Meaning of ‘Wantok’ - There are more than 200 distinctive languages spoken in the Solomon Islands. The Wantok system is an unwritten social contract, between people that speak the same language, to support each other in times of need.
Large Exhibit - 30 - 100 Images
Small Exhibit - 10 - 30 Images
Music - Recordings of the Melanesian Brothers, Santa Cruz Islands
Photographic and Film exhibition
About the Exhibition:
Captured in the exhibition is a unique and intimate portrait of the Solomon Island people and their culture.
The Solomon Islands, situated in the South Pacific off the east of Papua New Guinea and northeast of Australia, is made up of more than 990 mountainous islands and low-lying coral cays.
The exhibition features photographs taken in Guadalcanal, Honiara, China Town, Nendo Island, Morova Lagoon, Gizo Island, Munda, Vella Lavella, Kolombangara Island, and Mt Rano.
Meaning of ‘Wantok’ - There are more than 200 distinctive languages spoken in the Solomon Islands. The Wantok system is an unwritten social contract, between people that speak the same language, to support each other in times of need.
Large Exhibit - 30 - 100 Images
Small Exhibit - 10 - 30 Images
Music - Recordings of the Melanesian Brothers, Santa Cruz Islands