BRIDGE OF LOVE 1994 - DOCUMENTARY FILM AND FEATURE VIDEO
The Bridge of Love Project documentary
Shot on film and edited by Warren Lynch, then of Intergalactic Films, the Bridge of Love Project documentary film was provided to Prime Television and released on video through Larrikin Music. The music video component was released to country music TV shows and channels, achieving a Golden Guitar award nomination for 'Video of the Year' in 1995. Parts of the clip were used in a national community television campaign for Barnardos Australia.
Interviews with artists involved in the making of 'Bridge of Love' and representatives from Barnardos Australia were conducted by the music industry journalists Dr Susan Jarvis and Jon Wolfe. Displayed below is a low-res VHS-dub while the video is being remastered.
Interviews with artists involved in the making of 'Bridge of Love' and representatives from Barnardos Australia were conducted by the music industry journalists Dr Susan Jarvis and Jon Wolfe. Displayed below is a low-res VHS-dub while the video is being remastered.
The making of 'Bridge of Love' documentary features artists [alphabetical order]: Clint Beattie; Colin Buchanan; TC Cassidy; Greg Champion; Roger Corbett (Bushwackers); Beccy Cole; Graeme Connors; the Crosby Sisters; Smoky Dawson; Dead Ringer Band (Bill, Di, Nash and Kasey Chambers); Shanley Del; Pat Drummond; Pete Drummond (Bushwackers); Steve Gibson; Jim Haynes; Gina Jeffreys; Genni Kane (Flying Emus); Lee Kernaghan; Anne Kirkpatrick; Darcy Le Year (Wolverines); Jimmy Little; Angie Marquis; Dobe Newton (Bushwackers); Brent Parlane; Rosemary Rae; Jane Saunders; Gina Timms; Melanie Williamson (Bushwackers). The 'Bridge of Love' children's sign-language choir and vocal choir are representatives of the 120-strong combined choirs from Springwood, Faulconbridge and Ellison Rd Primary Schools. Featured representatives from Barnardos Australia include Jill Atherton and Glenys Sequiera.
