Posted on September 2, 2020
by Brodie 
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Featured Post
Creating an Ironman composite shot on the Canon 5DSR
Back in June when I was lucky enough to get my hands on one of the first Canon EOS 5DSR cameras before its release thanks to Canon Australia and Camera Electronic, one of the photoshoots I organised was this creative one with Ironman and War Machine. Not only that but we managed to get our hands on an Audi R8 as well. For the hardcore dedicated Ironman fans out there you will probabaly notice the suits and the car don’t align perfectly with the films but we managed to do a pretty good job of getting the gist of it. read more…
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Featured Behind The Scene Post
A portrait of British Comedian Chris Turner
British rapper and comedian Chris Turner visited Perth, Western Australia recently where I had the pleasure to take his portrait to serve as material for his upcoming tour. Of course we used flash! This post will breakdown how we created the image. read more…
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Phil Walleystacks “Storytellah” Music Video is now live and ready to watch! It’s the latest project I’ve been working on the past couple of months and all shot on-location here in Perth, Western Australia. I had the pleasure of Producing and Directing this piece and letting go of the camera reigns for once to allow Christian Kennedy to step in and film.
Phil Walleystack is a Noongar man raised in Country Western Australia. Phil has been performing since he was a little fella, and is a very accomplished performing artist, musician, dancer and author. He even throws in a bit of comedy on stage so he makes quite the entertainer. He actually surprised me with his acting talents in the first scene we shot so I knew the whole shoot would be a breeze, and it was!
The song “StoryTellah” embraces a lot of Aboriginal culture but it is very much inspired by Phils personal story and his family history which includes the Stolen Generation. I wont say any more, so you will just have to watch the Music Video here below. Be sure to watch it full screen in the highest quality!
As you may have noticed we managed to have a special guest come out to film one of the crucial scenes in the video. The great Ernie Dingo plays the role of the original Storytellah in the clip. He has passed on and visits Phil in spirit while he is sleeping on country. Ernie hands down his stories to Phil which is symbolised by a feather and that represents Phil graduating to another level of story telling that he can then pass on to the next generation. Stories need to be passed down to keep them alive.
Stay tuned for behind the scenes videos which will be published soon!
Thank you so much to everyone involved in the project! The cast and crew are listed below:
Performed by: Phil Walleystack
Directed by: Brodie Butler
Produced by: Brodie Butler, Aboriginal Shows & Productions
Director of Photography: Christian Kennedy
1st Camera Assistant: Dan Stone
Gaffa: Dion Borrett
Edited By: Brodie Butler
Colourist: Kent Hosokawa
Hair & Make-up: Ady Grader
Production Assistants:
Phill Smith, Jay Wells, Gersende Oudlala, Jenna Hogan
Talent:
Ernie Dingo
Jacob, Benjamin, Frazer, Eric from Aboriginal Dancers Koolangkas Kreate
Heidi Mippy (Nun)
Nic Buchanan (monk)
Nick Pagano (monk)
Dan Grant (monk)
Cultural Advisors:
Trevor Walley
George Walley
Rodney Garlett
Behind The Scenes Photography: Sevs Mozahev
Behind The Scenes Video: Dean Kennedy, Nick Buchanan
Music By: Phil Walleystack, Malcolm Luker
Thank You to Jo & Belinda at Fairbridge Village. http://www.fairbridge.asn.au
Shot on Sigma Cine & ART Series Lenses
Thanks to C.R.Kennedy Imaging & Sigma Photo Australia
Filmed on Location in Western Australia.