Here’s a selection of my videos
Scuffles break out outside London supermarket amid coronavirus panic buying
Published by The Telegraph, a UK newspaper, 2021
All I wanted last Christmas was a new heart
Published by the British Heart Foundation, 2019
Saving a stranger, making a friend: Keith and Jo’s CPR story
Published by the British Heart Foundation, 2019
Sing it out: London Stroke Choir shows power of music
Published by the British Heart Foundation, 2018
London air pollution: Faiza’s battle to clear the air
Published by the British Heart Foundation, 2018
Christinaray’s art stirred from a ‘whirlpool of emotions’
Published by Daily Review, Australia, 2017
Farmer fights back against climate change in southern Africa
Published by Rural Self-Help Development Association, Lesotho, 2017
Little Lerato’s big fight: TB in Lesotho
Published by African Independent, South Africa, 2017
‘The Films the Premier Dare Not See’: inner-city Melbourne poverty circa 1940s
Published by Daily Review, Australia, 2016
Swaziland’s judiciary: a monarchical crisis
Published by the Mail & Guardian, South Africa, 2015
Westminster terror attack: a bird’s eye view over London
Self-published, 2017
Being black and white: living with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa
Published by the International Bar Association, UK, 2017
Meet the residents of Sambell Lodge: aged care in Melbourne
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016. Re-published by Fairfax Media, publishers of The Age and Sydney Morning Herald
The story in the news
Muslims and the media: do they understand each other?
Published by Multicultural Media Exchange, Australia, 2012
Mixed narratives: how the media covered Putin’s ‘victory lap’ of Middle East
Self-published, 2017
David’s dance with dementia
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016
Helping bring smiles back: donate to BSL’s dental program
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016
Media ‘totally wrong’, says Egyptian minister
Published by 96.5 Inner FM radio station, Australia, 2016
Relax your travel warning, Egyptian minister tells Australia
Published by 96.5 Inner FM radio station, Australia, 2016
Carving our way: Christinaray creates masterful mural
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016
First impressions matter: helping asylum seekers into jobs
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016
Making coffee in less than 60 seconds: jobs for asylum seekers
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2015
Tarnya’s take on the future of work
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2016
Learning on the job
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2015
‘Out there everywhere with their mates’: disability in the 21st century
Rhonda Galbally’s 2016 Sambell Oration: full speech with sign language
Published by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Australia, 2017
Ngilamleleni by Floewe (The A Capella Sessions)
Lomatsemba by Floewe (The A Capella Sessions)
Ngikhombise by Floewe (The A Capella Sessions)
Self-published, 2016
Lesotho votes 2017: what does it mean for regular people?
Self-published, 2016
‘I will personally accept the result’: Lesotho’s former leader Tom Thabane runs for top job again
Self-published, 2016
‘School Days Over’, performed by Dan Sultan (a song for Ros)
Self-published, 2017
Bheki Makhubu: the story of a jailed editor
Published by Freedom House. Broadcast by South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), 2014
The Life of a Swazi student
In 2013, Swaziland’s Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA-Swaziland) hosted two interns from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology. The two interns, Phesheya Ian Kunene and Bhekilanga Wakhile Kunene, filmed and edited a short documentary about university life in Swaziland. Phesheya and Bhekilanga interviewed four current students, one former student, a lecturer, and the former minister for labour and social security.
I was working at MISA-Swaziland at the time and oversaw and produced the project, training the interns on interviewing, filming and editing.
The purpose of the film, said Bhekilanga, is to “give a voice to students, to hear their side of the story”. This shortened version of the film, which was launched at Limkokwing University in Swaziland in December 2013, runs for 15 minutes. It was broadcast on Swazi TV on the day of the launch. The full documentary can be viewed here: http://bit.ly/21hLkhV
Published by the Media Institute of Southern Africa. Broadcast by Swazi TV, 2014
BILL SNADDON 