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This document discusses ABC Pool & My Tribe, online spaces for users to contribute media content and collaborate. ABC Pool allows users like students and media professionals to publish content for ABC producers to discover. My Tribe is a collaboration between ABC and universities where students contribute work to multiple creative projects and have their work included in ABC productions. The document provides examples of past My Tribe projects and universities involved. It also covers uploading content, licensing with Creative Commons, and contact information for coordinators.

ABC Pool &
My Tribe
Macquarie University
Jonathon Hutchinson, Lea Redfern

ABC POOL
• Online media space for
user contributions
• Community space for users
• Audition space for ABC
producers
• Collaboration space for
students

ABC Pool Users
• Students
• Media Professionals
• Non- media Professionals
• Educators
• Activists
• Collectors

New Beginnings
• Producer Mike Williams
• Project Call out
• Multi stage production
• Inclusive of audience voice and production tips
• Mike had final call on the production

New Beginnings on RN
• http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/progra
ms/360/new-beginnings/3930630

How you can use Pool
• Great resource for assets
• Space for you to publish your productions
• Communicate with ABC Producers
• Typically RN Producers
• Meet other media producers
• Collaborate on projects

My Tribe
• A chance for media students to contribute work to multiple
creative projects, while being assessed for it
• Collaborate with students anywhere in Australia
• Have one contribution included in multiple productions
• Please join top level My Tribe group, Facebook (/mytribehq)
& Twitter (@mytribeHQ)

My Tribe Projects
• Series of radio features for RN
360documentaries
• Series of features for FBI’s ATB
• 53 minute feature for RN The Night Air
• 10 min program at Fed Square’s Big Screen
• GOAD exhibition
• 2 Artists in Residence

My Tribe Universities
• RMIT: Production Project 1 &Video
Production
• LaTrobe:Animation
• Monash: eJournalism, Journalism
• U Can: Journalism & Cross Media
Production
• UOW: Journalism
• Macquarie: Radio & Advanced Radio
Production and Broadcasting

Creative Commons
• Licensing of content, overview of the 4 types
• BY - Attribution
• NC - Non Commercial
• ND - No Derivatives
• SA - Share Alike
• CC keeps media movement fluid
• I suggest using CC BY NC

Uploading content to
My Tribe
• Upload to multiple projects simultaneously
• Demonstration

Lea Redfern
• 360documentaries and The Night Air
Producer at RN
• http://pool.abc.net.au/projects/my-tribe-
360documentaries

“Girl on a Bike”
• http://pool.abc.net.au/media/girl-bicycle

Thao’s Grandma Makes
a Statement
• http://soundcloud.com/search?q%5Bfulltext
%5D=thaos+grandma+makes+a

“Me, my boyfriend, his
girlfriend and his mum”
• http://pool.abc.net.au/media/me-my-
boyfriend-his-girlfriend-and-his-mum

Contact Us• Jonathon Hutchinson
• hutchinson.jonathon@abc.net.au
• Lea Redfern
• redfern.lea@abc.net.au

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