Children's Media Symposium

24/08/2021

If you've ever loved an Australian kids' TV show and if you care about the future of Australian-made TV for kids, please take the survey via the link below 👇
These surveys are part of a large research project being undertaken with researchers from Swinburne in partnership with the Australian Children's Television Foundation (ACTF) -- the amazing people who brought us 'Round the Twist', 'Lift Off', and 'Dance Academy' (among so many other Aussie TV treasures).
This is not-for-profit, ridgy-didge, nation-wide research that will make a genuine difference to how and what Australian children's television is made. Please also share the survey link far and wide! THANKS!

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20/11/2019

On now! Kicked off with Professor Julian Sefton-Green.

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20/11/2019

Julian Sefton-Green kicks off day one of with his keynote address on the future of children’s agency, rights and pleasures. ☀️

20/11/2019

‪Good morning! ☀️ ‬
‪It’s Day 1, and we’re so excited to welcome you all to USC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia on this lovely sunny day. Let us know if you’re coming below. 👇🏼‬

‪See you soon. 🙂‬

17/11/2019

Happy Monday! ☀️
It’s week! We can’t wait to welcome you all to the beautiful Sunshine Coast for two days full of everything children’s media.

Who are you most looking forward to seeing?

There’s still time to register 👇🏼

The biennial Children's Media Symposium is hosted by the University of the Sunshine Coasts's School of Creative Industries.

14/11/2019

‪☀️ ONE WEEK TO GO ☀️‬

‪Have you registered yet? 👇🏼‬

The biennial Children's Media Symposium is hosted by the University of the Sunshine Coasts's School of Creative Industries.

12/11/2019

Introducing the research paper presenters! ☀️

Dr Djoymi Baker is a Lecturer in Screen & Cultural Studies at

Her paper, 'Netflix-ing the family sci-fi: Lost in Space, See You Yesterday, and Rim of the World’ will feature in one of our Thursday 11am sessions!

Register now 👇🏼
www.childrensmediasymposium.com

11/11/2019

Introducing the research paper presenters! ☀️

Dr Timothy Peters is a Senior Lecturer in Law at USC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia.

His paper on guilt, culpability and the office of the villain will be featured in one of our Thursday 11am sessions.

Register now 👇🏼
www.childrensmediasymposium.com

07/11/2019

Introducing the research paper presenters! ☀️

Associate Professor Anna Potter is Deputy Head of USC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia's School of Creative Industries.

Her paper, 'Retaining the local in global markets: how the Australian animated series Bluey jumped the national fence’ will feature in one of our Thursday 11am sessions.


Register now 👇🏼
www.childrensmediasymposium.com

07/11/2019

Introducing the research paper presenters! ☀️

Dr Shelley Brunt is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications at RMIT University.

Her paper, ‘”Baby Shark” rebooted in the global children’s mediascape’, will feature in one of our 11am Thursday sessions.

Register now 👇🏼
www.childrensmediasymposium.com
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07/11/2019

Introducing the research paper presenters! ☀️

Marc C Scott is a Senior Lecturer in Screen Media at Victoria University, Melbourne Australia.

His paper, ‘Changes to the Australian media landscape over the past decade, from the perspective of younger Australians’ will feature in our Thursday 11am session.

Register now 👇🏼
www.childrensmediasymposium.com