In a collaboration between QUT and local startup Bilbie Labs, an immersive 3D experience featuring digitised movement by local first-nation dancers was demonstrated.
Students from Milpera State High School participated in a post-school transition program culminating in a studio performance accompanied by a discussion addressing diversity and access for disadvantaged communities.
This panel featured experts in the field of stage management and explores factors contributing to the shortfall of professional stage managers in the Australian Arts and Entertainment sectors.
Is there such a thing as a Brisbane sound? This event featured performances of tracks that helped define this sound followed by a panel discussion with the musicians who performed from the late 70s to the early 8os.
Two screenings of this 1971 Australian surfing classic incorporated a new, re-imagined soundtrack recorded by local Brisbane artists and a renewed soundtrack covered by artists including John WIllsteed from Halfway and The Go-Betweens.
The QUT Music Biz Forum featured the brightest ideas about the changing nature of the music industry from QUT students and industry leaders such as Triple J presenter KLP.
QUT Literary Salon at CreateX featured student readings, the announcement of the Kellie Van Meurs Memorial Scholarship in Creative Writing and the QUT Allen and Unwin Undergraduate Writing Prize.
This panel discussion brought leading YouTube scholar Jean Burgess with leading Australian YouTuber’s Elly Awesome and Madison Lloyd from Sketchshe to ask: if being a YouTuber is a real job.