First Person Films is a 100% Indigenous owned production company. We craft compelling video content that connects organisations and their audience.
Her Name is Nanny Nellie
View project
Feature Documentary
AustralianSuper
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Cultural Awareness Series
Australian Museum
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Education Series
SERVICES
FILM + TV
ART + CULTURAL CONTENT
COMMUNITY STORIES
CAMPAIGNS
BRAND VIDEOS
At the heart of our work is our commitment to producing the highest quality factual content that educates, promotes, archives and inspires change.
DESIGN STUDIO
First Person Films also has design capabilities. We can bring your brand to life, whether it’s concepting something completely new or working within existing guidelines to create print, digital, packaging or signage. With a deep understanding of brand strategy we make sure your message is being told in the right tone connecting with the right audience.
NEWS
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Our founder/director Daniel King’s latest work is now available to watch on ABC iView. Episode 5 (Australian Wars) of When the War Is Over.
The episode focuses on the 100 year war fought on Australian soil and the ongoing culture of resistance, through the eyes of artists.
“A huge thank you to Mint Pictures and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) for the trust and collaboration, and to everyone who contributed their talent and hard work to bringing this story to life. I’m very proud of what we created together.” Daniel
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We’re thrilled that our founder/director Daniel King, has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Screen NSW First Nations Screen Fellowship.
The 12-month Fellowship includes funding to support early project development, contribute to membership to a relevant screen industry guild, and facilitate international travel to attend the 2026 SXSW Film & TV Festival in Austin, Texas, as well as providing access to a 12-month industry mentorship. Delivered in partnership with SXSW Sydney.
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It’s a wrap!
We had an incredible time at AMaGA 2024, the national conference for Australian museum and gallery professionals.
With the Australian Museum, we won the Award for Community Connection for the exhibition of Her Name is Nanny Nellie. So proud to be amongst groundbreaking people working hard to change the way First Peoples are represented in our institutions. We’ll be planning a visit to Maitland Regional Art Gallery and others soon!
We held a screening and post discussion of Her Name is Nanny Nellie with Mariko Smith from the Australian Museum, which lead to some interesting talk about what’s next for Nanny Nellie.
And we got to hear from Professor Aunty Eleanor Bourke of Yoorook Justice, an intellectual powerhouse, raising awareness of Aboriginal history and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ rights to respect, identity, and self-determination.
Overall, an inspiring week spent in Ballarat.