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Australia's Biggest Singalong! AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST SINGALONG ONLINE PROGRAM CREDITS 1 ONLINE CREDITS Developed and Produced in association with Special Broadcasting Service Based on a concept developed by Artemis Media in consultation with Pub Choir Conductor of Pub Choir and arranged by Astrid Jorgensen Consultant Executive Producer Astrid Jorgensen Pub Choir Consultant John Patterson and Pub Choir Guitarist Waveney Yasso Hosted by JULIA ZEMIRO & MIRANDA TAPSELL With PUB CHOIR ASTRID JORGENSEN – Director WAVENEY YASSO – Accompanist Featuring MARK SEYMOUR DAMI IM MITCH TAMBO BROOKE McCLYMONT ADAM ECKERSLEY 2 Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir and Featured during lesson: LYN WILLIAMS AM ASHLEY UNG KYLEJA NAMOK-MAJID TAYLAH UNG LAUREN HANNAY Scott Aplin and the Gospel Six GLENN WHITEHALL ROB EDWARDS JONAH LATUKEFU KAREN ANDREWS CARMEN SMITH REBEKAH JENSEN SCOTT APLIN S2S Choir CHRISTINE MUSCAT SHARON MUSCAT FERRARO BRIANNA NEWELL TAMSIN LANCASTER 3 AISHWARYA MUTHUKUMAR STEPHANIE MILOSTIC CLAUDIA TAYLOR AVA BIZZANELLI ISLA GRAHAM ALLANAH KROGH LARYSA TROTNAR ISOBEL GUO CELESTE DELFINO AYRA NAIDOO VIOLET PASCOE Nepean CAPA High Signing Choir ALYSAR AL HELLANI JOSEPHINE WOODS JANVI BHAGIRATH JACOB RUSHTON ANGELINE CHETTY ZOE BLAIKIE-WEST HOT TIN M MA 4 Executive Producer CELIA TAIT Executive Producer CATHIE SCOTT Co-Executive Producer NIA PERICLES Executive Music Producer LOUISE PERRYMAN Host Producer JANINE COOPER Music Licensing BELINDA YATES Indigenous Consultant JODIE BELL Writer MICHAEL CHAMBERLIN Line Producer NICK CANHAM 5 Production Manager CRAIG BORG Audience / Production Coordinators CARLY BULLEN ANGELA MELONI Broadcast Director SIMON FRANCIS Audio Director JOHN SIMPSON Lighting Director IAN ANDERSON Director’s Assistant MADELEINE HOLDER Lighting Assistants GRANT HICKEY THOMAS JOHNS RYAN SWAN Floor Manager 6 ZOE ANDERSON Assistant Floor Managers CAMILLA ANDERSON CRAIG COOPER Makeup / Hair-Stylist NICOLA BURFORD Make-Up Assistant MARYANNE ALOISI Production Runners CHRIS CRELLIN ANGUS LENNON ROY GONZALEZ FOH Audio ADAM WILLIAMS SYSTEM Audio ANTONIO CALVI MONS Audio ANDREW MCKEOWN PATCH Audio 7 ELENA ACQUAVIVA RF Audio CHELSEA ANDERSON Remote Location – Cairns QLD Technical Director ROBERT GILKS ENG Sound MARK LANGTREE ENG Camera Operator ANDRE HEISE Remote Location – Brisbane QLD Technical Director MARK EDWARDS ENG Sound RICHARD HILL ENG Camera Operator PAUL CROLL Remote Location – Wang Wauk NSW Technical Director LANCE DENISON 8 ENG Sound SHANE MUNRO ENG Camera Operator CAREY HARRIS Remote Location – Broome WA Venue Technical Contact KIM WEST Gravity Media Production Supervisor MIKE PURCELL Director of Media Services and Facilities GARTH WIENCKE Project Manager KYLIE WATSON Production Manager SHANI HATTON-CLARKE Creative Design GABE CHRISTIE MICHAEL CHOW Technical Manager JASON HAMEISTER 9 Broadcast Engineer WILLIAM RECCHIA Outboard Engineers MARTY HYLAND COLIN PRICE Technical Director STEPHEN MORTON Zoom Coordinator NICHOLAS CONNELL Technical Assistant DAVID MCDONALD Director / Switcher Zoom TODD DECKER Event Communications JONO CARSTAIRS Technical Communications STEPHAN PROBST TOM BLUNT Pre-Production Camera Operator STUART MCFAYDEN 10 Senior Camera Operator BRONWYN ALLOMES Camera Operators PETER MAZZAFERRO HONIE FARRINGTON Technical Camera Rig Assistant TONY FAHEY Handheld Camera Operators JIM WALPOLE DANNY LEE Steadicam Camera Operator JOE PREVITERA Jib Camera Operator PHIL DRAYTON EVS Senior Operator LESLEY KERSHAW EVS Operator BRENDAN CARMODY EVS Engineer EMILY GARNETT 11 CCU Operator JASON COSTELLO Rig Manager BRETT ARCHER Riggers JOSHUA ELLIS TONY ARDAGH Trainee Rigger CHRIS RABY Steadicam Assistant GEORGE VILLASANTI Jib Assistant ADRIAN BLEARS Auto Cue KENNIE WARD Vision Switcher BRONWYN MACHON Graphics Operator KEN BIGNELL 12 Event Photographer ASHLEY MAR WA Producer / Director HANNAH POCOCK WA Editors MEREDITH WATSON JEFFREY PETER PRITCHARD WA Production Managers VIKKI BARR KAREN WILLIAMS Researcher / Casting KATRINA TUDOR Cinematographers JOSH CABLE BEN PEDERICK TANYA RIVERA STUART MCFAYDEN EWAN CUTLER Sound Recordists DAMON CHAPMAN ANDREW KEAN 13 PAT SLATER PAUL WALKER ALEX WILSON Drone Operators MICHAEL DE FLORIO PAUL WALKER ALEX WILSON Production Accountant TANIA FORLANO Production Secretary CHRISTINA KIM Production Assistants / Runners KIANA KILFORD PETER O’CONNOR Edit Assistant CONNOR FANTASIA-SERVE Postproduction Assistant JADE RICE Sound Design / Sound Mix KIM LORD 14 Colourist / Online BOOGIE MONSTER Legals JOAN PETERS LUCI SILVESTRIN BEACH STREET LAWYERS SBS SBS Production Supervisor SARAH ROSE SBS Network Stylist KYLIE GONDER SBS Communications Specialist KAITLIN COLEMAN SBS Wardrobe Standby PATRICIA LAPIQUE MUSIC Birinyi Music by Luke Byrne Lyrics by Luke Byrne with Gimuy WalubaraYidinji elder, Gudju Gudju Performed by Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir 15 Lyn Williams AM, Artistic Director and Conductor Lauren Hannay, Piano Aiko Goto, Airena Nakamura, Violins Rosemary Curtin, Viola Kristy Conrau, Cello David Campbell, Double Bass “We acknowledge Uncle Robert Patterson (Kunghanji) and Hendrick Fourmile Snr (Yidinji) for their strength and wisdom in passing on this story to be shared; Birinyi and Murrajum.” “We acknowledge Aunty Hope Patterson (Kunghanji) for giving permission to tell the story and the Edwards family (Dyrirrbarra) for allowing us to film in Etty Bay.” Mother Earth Performed by Waveney Yasso, Aunty Bronwyn Penrith & Adam Hill Written by Waveney Yasso and Alinta McGrady. Used by permission. Lean Forward, Lean Backwards Performed by The Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir conducted by Lyn Williams AM (Artistic Director and Founder), Lauren Hannay (Accompanist) Trad. / Arr. S.Whitwell/L. Williams. Help Is On Its Way Performed by Dami Im featuring Scott Aplin (Music Director / Pianist), Gospel 6 & The Nepean Performance and Creative Arts High School Signing Choir, conducted by Rhonda Hughes. 16 Written by G. Shorrock (Warner Chappell Music Australia Pty. Ltd) You’re The Voice Performed by Mitch Tambo, with Raymund Shek (Guitar), Albert David (Warup), Gloria Leifi (Backing Vocals), Kaleb Taylor (Dancer) & S2S SQUAD Written by A. Qunta / M. Ryder / K. Reid / C. Thompson Imagem Songs Ltd. (Universal Music Publishing Pty Ltd), Bucks Music Group (Mushroom Music), Riff Raff Songs (UK) Fable Music Pty. Ltd (Australia) True Blue Performed by Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley Written by: John Williamson Published by Emusic Pty Limited (Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd) Throw Your Arms Around Me Performed by Mark Seymour with Pub Choir Written by J. Archer / G. Crosby / D. Falconer / J. Howard / R. Miles / M. Seymour / M. Waters (Mushroom Music) Sounds Of Then (This Is Australia) Performed by Katie Noonan & The Sunshine Choir Written by M. Callaghan (IS Music) 17 You Don’t Own Me Performed by Song to Soul Women’s Choir Written by J. Madara / D. White Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. and Unichappell Music Inc. (Warner Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd) Waltzing Matilda Performed by Pericles family Written by M. Cowan / B. Paterson (P.D.) Cublak Cublak Suweng Performed by Orkes Jawi / Waton Muni Written by Sunan Giri (P.D.) Founder: Anita Dewi God Bless Australia Performed by Burundi Peace Choir Written by J.P. Irambona Academic Studies Performed by Spirit of the Streets Choir Written by B. Carney OAM Gratitude Lyrics derived from RMH healthcare workers experience of the pandemic. Performed by members of The Royal Melbourne Hospital Scrub Choir Featuring - 18 Frontline healthcare workers & volunteers Ana Suto, Anita Ayling, Ann Felstead, Benjamin Pei-Chung Sutu, Craig Pilkington, Emma O'Brien, Fiona Begg, Fritzie Marmita-Vina, Grace Haslinghouse, Henry O'Brien, Jasper Castillo, John Bedggood, Kirsten Connolly, Maria Leonar, Michelle Lin, Moira Lyon, Nadia Millar, Olivia O'Brien, Ruth Vincent, Sarah Mahal, Sonia Baldock, Stephanie Mair, Susan Fisher, Yulitta Owen Written by Dr. E. O’Brien OAM Rockin’ Robin Performed by The Caladenia Dementia Care Group Written by Jimmie Thomas Warner Chappell Music Production Music Audio Network Pub Choir Manager JOHN PATTERSON Founding Director / Choirmaster ASTRID JORGENSEN 19 Instrumentalist / BV WAVENEY YASSO Logistics EVYN ARNFIELD Videographer PARIS OWEN Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir Conductor LYN WILLIAMS AM Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir Manager ALICE NELDNER Nepean CAPA High Signing Choir Leader / Conductor RHONDA HUGHES Nepean CAPA High Signing Choir Leader Assistant TYLER ATTWOOD S2S Choir Staff CHRISTINE MUSCATSCOTT SHARON MUSCAT FERRARO Warm-up Performer GLENN WHITEHALL 20 MC / Housekeeping CLARE CAVANAH Staff Members TANIA LEWIS MICHELLE FORD SBS Commissioning Editors SUSIE JONES JOSH MARTIN DEVELOPED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF SCREENWEST AND LOTTERYWEST THANK YOU TO OUR PARTICIPANTS SARAH YEATES, CALADENIA DEMENTIA CARE Thanks To 21 22 .
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