Happy Anniversary Mum and Dad!
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See it. Film it. Change it.
The adventures of a Canadian filmmaker on a Rotary International Scholarship in New Zealand, studying natural history and science filmmaking.
Sunday, August 27, 2006
About Me
- Name: Kat Baulu
- Location: Dunedin, New Zealand
I was born in Georgia, U.S.A., but grew up in Barbados, on my family’s wildlife reserve. I moved to Canada to become a veterinarian, but after fainting at the first sight of blood, ended up going to film school instead. I am always trying to find a way to make a living at telling stories. I am currently in New Zealand learning a new form of storytelling.
My Distinguished Colleagues
- Julia - Sits at the back of the cinema BUT at the front of the bus
- Alastair - Ecologist with a photographer's eye
- Louise - Artist-At-Large
- Dwayne - High Production Value, Everytime
- Nick - A Doctor And A Diplomat
- Mark - Renegade Rock 'N Roll & Fast 'N Furious Filmmaker
- Jinty - In Botany We Trust!
- Bojun - Australian in Kiwiland
- Pip - Best Ping Pong Player in All of Port Chalmers
- Katie - Where's the party? Wait, one last shot
- Sarah - Dublin Rules
Links to my favourite media sites
- CitizenShift is social documentary from all over the world
- WITNESS uses video to fight for human rights
- ONE WORLD is ordinary people making extraordinary films
- MediaRights using documentaries to encourage action and inspire dialogue on contemporary social issues
Links to my buddies blogs
- spectraversa The perspective of a mediaphile from the other side of the camera
- Bacon Mangod a wicked comic by Young Adonis
- Matthew Forsythe genius with the stroke of a coloured pen
- Izmar Montreal's summer roadtrip
Previous Posts
- Flea and Kat's film debut, by Julia Kelbling
- Complain, Complain, Complain
- Brown Paper Packages Tied Up With String
- Dress Rehearsal And The Real Deal
- Photo Essay - Dress Rehearsal And The Real Deal
- Finding inspiration
- Of Gods And Lemurs
- Finding your way...
- Happy Birthday Lukas and Sebastian!
- A Film About An Ecosanctuary?
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