This is a radio sketch I made for SYN a couple of years ago, using clips from ACTUAL news bulletins broadcast on Adelaide’s Fresh 92.7FM circa December 2008 – January 2009. At the insistence of my good friend Van Badham, I knocked up this visual version using stock footage from some American educational film about […]
Who’s this twit?
Published in May 3rd, 2011
Well what d’ya know? I did it again! Slightly less witty than my debut Q&A re-tweet on March 7: But a thrill all the same! Last night’s episode of ABC TV’s “Q&A” was broadcast live from Albury-Wodonga (obviously they weren’t in both towns. I forget which one they were in. But it was certainly one […]
Popping voxes for RMITV
Published in March 20th, 2011
Posted by David M. Green in Channel 31, Interview, journalism, Melbourne, Promotions, RMIT, RMITV, TV, video
The other day I swung by my alma mater, RMIT University, to record a short promotional video for RMITV Student Television at the university’s O-Day celebrations. And I had a freaking fantastic time! Basically I walked around with a talented camera-operator named Emma (didn’t catch her surname), doing vox-pops and joking around. We recorded about 40 minutes […]
The Twitter Holy Grail: Retweeted by Q&A!
Published in March 8th, 2011
I couldn’t believe it. Last night was the first time I’d twittered along to ABC TV’s political discussion programme “Q&A” and my second ever use of the #qanda hash-tag was put on TV! They were talking about the Tea Party movement in the United States, and whether that sort of movement would ever happen in […]
Tom’s employed. Now David M. Green wants a job!
Published in December 22nd, 2010
Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, ABC, Advice, journalism, Melbourne, photos, radio, RMIT, The Life of DMG, TV
The image you see above is a photo of my bed, lined with 22 rejection letters, the majority of which I’ve received in the last 2 years. And don’t worry, I’m aware of the irony of so many examples of rejection placed at a location where I’m usually quite successful at getting jobs… This is […]
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