00:00 Start 00:05 Isn't it Time They Told Their Own Stories? 01:02 Working To Set Up the Australian Film, Television and Radio School 02:48 The San Francisco Video Scene 04:26 Meeting George Stoney in New York 04:52 Returning to London, meeting Ed Berman & becoming a member of Inter-Action 06:25 Working at Inter-Action 07:25 The Media Van 09:35 Working in the East End of London with the Docklands Campaign 12:31 Measuring the Success of the Docklands Campaign 14:13 Taking the Media Van to the E1 Festival 17:13 The Media Van travels the country with an exhibition called "How to Play the Environment Game" 19:32 Confronting The Birmingham Corporation "The Corpy' 20:53 Working with Gypsies and Travellers in Birmingham 22:23 Working in Newcastle with people affected by the Byker Development 23:03 Assessing the succcess of Media Van projects 23:57 Returning to Australia and Aboriginal Culture 26:10 Talking about the Media Van project on the radio leads to job offer 27:03 Working in Darwin post-cyclone for the Darwin Disaster Welfare Council 30:03 Working with the Aboriginal Culture Foundation 31:31 Taking Aboriginal Bark painting to Sydney 32:41 Causing a Stir at the AIATSTS Ethnographic Filmmakers Conference, 1979 34:41 Establishing CAAMA: The Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association 38:05 CAAMA's First Job: Interviewing Eartha Kitt 39:38 Working with Pitjantjatjara Artists in Uluru (Ayer's Rock) 42:15 BRACS -Broadcasting for Remote Aboriginal Communities Scheme.