Here is Plan including the What, Who, Where, When and the How.
What is the Project?
Nonna’s Kitchen is a collaborative creative exchange project that will produce a television style pilot suitable for SBS and podcasting. A website will be created to showcase the recipes, images and the Nonna’s stories. A small print run of books will also be created as a high quality tangible product to showcase the Nonna’s recipes, stories and images in a more elaborate and culturally sensitive fashion.
Who and how many people will benefit from the project and in what ways?
JCU - showcase a variety of student skills and produce a tangible culturally significant product.
Local Community - record and preserve culturally significant aspect of migrant culture.
Local Business – deStudi Kitchen Appliance Studio + local festivals (Greek, Cultural, Salami) – create a tangible culturally significant product that they have contributed to.
Ourselves - Create possible new opportunities for employment and add to portfolio work.
What aspects of new media are embedded in the project?
The television pilot will be produced as podcasting segments/episodes.
A Website that will be a conduit for the display and sharing of recipes, traditions and stories that can be downloaded and uploaded 24 hours a day 7days a week, reaching beyond our local network to include a global audience.
Are there National or International dimensions to the project?
Yes, the issues that are being addressed in regards to the loss of culturally significant history and traditions that are relevant to all Mediterranean families both in their native country and also to where they have migrated to. It is important that these culturally significant traditions be recorded and preserved for future generations.
Does the project touch on issues of equity, community benefit, Indigenous inclusion or the environment?
This project will benefit the Italian and Greek communities of North Queensland as it culturally relevant to them.
How does the project reflect the unique features of tropical North Queensland?
Most of the images and footage will be captured on locations throughout tropical North Queensland and will showcase its unique look and feel.
What is unique about this project?
This project is intended to be means of preserving knowledge that is culturally significant but locked away in word of method or by example. It is also intended to present this information utilising new media and making it highly accessible to not only the local network but reach a global audience.
Project participants
Maria Priante BNMA Major Design | Minor Imaging
Role and Responsibilities
Team Leader with overall vision and direction of the project.
Research of cultural traditions, cuisine and history of recipes and ingredients used.
Scripting/Storyboards
Opening and closing credits for television series/podcast
Editing assisting
Equipment hire
Sarah Walsh BNMA Major Design | Minor Imaging
Role and Responsibilities
Research of region and the Nonna’s traditional role in family and traditions.
Scripting/Storyboards.
Photography for book, website and television series/podcasts.
Layout and content gathering and editing for book.
Music for website and television series/podcasts.
Matthew Gianoulis BNMA Major Design | Minor Imaging
Role and Responsibilities
Research of Greek traditions, culture, recipes and role within the family/festivals.
Scripting/Storyboards
Photography for book, website and television series/podcasts
Director/Editor television series/podcasts.
Branding and Logo
Project needs analysis
Skills identified as present within group
Design | Research | Scripting | Storyboarding | Video Camera Recording | Video Editing | Sound Recording | Sound Manipulation and production | Photography | HTML | CSS | Photoshop | Illustrator | Final Cut Pro | Dreamweaver
Skills identified as lacking within group and needing updating or development
IT skills database for web design need development | Sound skills need updating
How any lacking skills will be developed
Self directed learning via online tutorials and books from library
Core inputs required from Principal Supervisor
Mentoring, access to labs, equipment store and required software.
Other content or discipline expertise required to ensure a successful outcome, including indication of individual staff where relevant
Help from fellow classmates for extra hands when filming to hold microphone boom, move gear and set up and pull down sets and equipment.
What is it all going to cost?
Food per shoot $50 x 10 weeks = $500
2 x HD Camera $5000 each = $10000
Light Meter $60
3 Light kit + stands $6000
Soft Box $150
Reflectors $50
Tripod $340
Headphones $45
Lapel mic $1275
Boom mic $600
Tapes $7 x 4 = $28
Video Camera tripod $350
Camera Batteries $30
Battery Recharger $30
8 gig Memory Card $30
Pentax K200D $600
Pentax macro f2.8 100mm lens $600
Mac computer $2000
Final Cut Studio $990
CS4 $3000
Poster Printing $3 each x 20 = $60
Printed books from blurb.com $60 each x 20 = $1200
DVD’s – printed and produced $10 each x 20 = $200
TOTAL COST $28 138.00
Our Direct Out of Pocket Costs (included in above)
Food per shoot $50 x 10 weeks = $500
Tapes $7 x 4 = $28
Poster Printing $3 each x 20 = $60
Printing books potentially blurb design $60 each x 20 = $1200
DVD’s – printed and produced $10 each x 20 = $200
Total $1988.00