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August 19, 2016 by GM Interactive

Gorgeous Gorges! GMi takes another trip into the Kimberleys

Mark has continued GMi’s love of filming in the wonderful parks of the Kimberley Region of Western Australia. A recent trip saw Mark from GEO Media interactive (GMi) and a photographer from the Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) take a trip out along the Gibb River Road to film the parks of Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, and Geikie Gorge.

Some of Marks highlights from the trip were getting up close to film crocodiles, the guided walking tour through Tunnel Creek, the amazing boat tour along the Geikie Gorge, and the drive itself allowing to see the many different sights and landscapes along the way. He has never seen so many Boab trees and Termite mounds before! The shoot also allowed us to give our new 4k camera a real test as the shooting conditions were quite varied.

It was a great trip and Mark is incredibly keen to get back up there to continue exploring the amazing parks of our great state with camera in hand! Before that though there is another trip to Dirk Hartog to complete, so keep your eyes peeled for a story on that soon!

For more on the parks check out the info on the DPaW website or click on the links below.

Windjana Gorge

Tunnel Creek

Geikie Gorge

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December 5, 2014 by GM Interactive

Bunbury is Happy!

All of us here at GMi would like to congratulate everyone involved in the making of the Drug Aware Happy Bunbury film project. Set to Pharrell Williams hit song ‘Happy’ the project showcases a variety of places and faces around Bunbury that celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of the local community.

After attending workshops run by the City of Bunbury and GMi the project was filmed by a number of Bunbury youths and their carers on small handycams. The footage was then given to GMi for editing. The resulting video came together brilliantly and was a fantastic way to celebrate International Day of People with Disability 2014.

It was a great project and the kids did amazing work. We are very proud to of been able to be part of this project and so should everyone involved.

Check out the video here: Happy Bunbury

For more info on Bunbury check out the City of Bunbury website.

If you would like more information on the video you can contact us here

International Day of People with Disability falls on December 3rd of each year. For more information regarding access and inclusion in the City of Bunbury contact the Community Development Officer – Access on 9792 7075.

The Drug Aware Happy Bunbury film project is proudly sponsored by Country Arts WA and by Healthway to promote the Drug Aware message.

Keep an eye out for the Happy Bunbury video to appear on the website We are Happy From with productions from around the world.

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