"Travel through the Balkan Route, where migrants confront heart-breaking choices, marginalised people struggle to survive and despite it all, families cling to the promise of hope and a more human life."
Producers: Leila Maktari & Felix Thomson
Director: Petar Bojović
Editor: George Clipp
www.routesfilm.com | 52 minutes | 2018
Five friends with a truckload of (dis)abilities riding human powered vehicles 2000km from Australia’s lowest point, Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre to the highest point at the summit of Mount Kosciuszko (2228m).
"What could possibly go wrong?"
Produced by: Rummin Productions
Editor: George Clipp
Available on Vimeo On Demand: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/lowesttohighest/
www.rummin.com | 27 minutes | 2018
Every tram ride takes you on a journey, and behind every journey is a great story...
"It’s becoming a ritual for modern times: eight Victorian artists are given trams as their canvas and told to go to town. The resulting transformations take one of the city’s most familiar icons and cause us to see them with fresh eyes, as mirrors on our culture, windows to the imagination or spaces to gather and share. Get carried away."
Produced, directed, filmed and edited content for the 2017 & 2018 Melbourne Art Tram series.
18 x 2 minute video stories + Insta outputs and cut-downs.
I collaborated with Forensic Architecture as an editor and colourist on this digital storytelling project for Amnesty International.
Visit saydnaya.amnesty.org to explore and experience the project in full.
Awarded the Futures of Media Award for Best Interactive Documentary at the 2016 Peabody Awards.
Read more about the project on The Guardian.
Multiple videos produced to promote and celebrate the Melbourne International Film Festival annually from 2013 onwards...
Produced, directed and edited by:
George Clipp & Matthew Cleaves
Watch more content produced for the festival here.
Maraquita spent 22 years of her life in Sunbury Asylum on a diagnosis that was found to be incorrect.
This documentary explores her injustice as remembered by her son Tony.
Written, produced, directed and edited by:
George Clipp & Matthew Cleaves
Director of Photography: Matthew Scott
Sound Design & Music: Sasha Zastavnikovic
Produced by Rummin and the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.
A documentary about a collaboration between the University of Tasmania, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and a private landowner that saw Tasmanian Aboriginals returning to ancestral land for the first time in over 200 years…
Producer: Catherine Pettman
Director: Matthew Newton
Editor: George Clipp
Photo Credit: Matthew Newton
A carload of comics head from the U.S to Guatemala, a dream or a disaster?
This documentary takes a look at Guatemala’s first ever comic book shop, offering an insight into its impact on the community.
Back to Burma is a video mini-series exploring the personal stories of Burmese expats who have decided to return to Myanmar.
These 5 individuals all left their homes during the military dictatorship and built new lives in foreign countries.
Now they have decided to return, to re-start their lives in a rapidly changing Myanmar. With cross cultural experiences, altered outlooks and a desire to be part of their country's future, how do these repats fare when they return Back to Burma?
Best mates, Shaun and Zac, fulfil a lifelong dream to form their own cricket team. After overcoming financial and social hurdles to get the The Derwent Scorpions established, they struggle to field a full team or win games. Determined to turn the team's fortunes around, Shaun and Zac recruit new teammates from Hobart's migrant community, and unlikely friendships begin to form.
Broadcasted on SBS ONE on 13/09/2019
Available on SBS On Demand
Producer: Paul Moran
Director: Eliya Cohen
Editor: George Clipp
Documentary | 15 minutes
Here are two from a series of promotional videos produced for the mX newspaper...
The first was produced to celebrate the paper's 10th birthday in Melbourne and the second video's purpose was to demonstrate the paper's reach to potential advertisers.
Roles: Writer, Producer, Director, Editor
Cinematography: Matt Scott
Motion Graphics: Steve Edwards
A documentary series exploring the unique lives of identical twins.
Some twins choose to match their physicality and lead identical lives, whereas others try to avoid their visible identity and strive to be different.
This online series hears from different twins at different stages of life, offering diverse insights into what it is like to live life as a TWIN!
WATCH HERE http://bit.ly/1KsM4Yc
Produced and directed by:
George Clipp & Anne-Maree Shelton
Edited by: George Clipp
Brief: Capture the library's resources.
Result: A love story set in the library... :)
Roles: Writer, Producer, Director, Editor
Cinamatography by: Matt Scott
A mix of live-action and motion graphics, combined to explain how Career Controller can help you find the perfect career!
Roles: Writer, Producer, Director, Editor
Motion Graphics: Matt Cleaves
Youth Food Movement is a national volunteer-led organisation that aims to build the skills, knowledge and experience that young people have around food.
This videos captures one of their many volunteer activities throughout the year, a harvest day at Melbourne's Day's Walk Farm...
A short series of animations based on the popular "Overheard" column of the mX newspaper.
Produced to be distributed exclusively in the mX newspaper App as part of a 49 video series.
Produced, directed and edited by:
George Clipp & Matthew Cleaves
Animations by: Seb Fowler
Begzsuren welcomes guests into his home from all over the world, offering these visitors aspects of traditional Mongolian Culture and in exchange his guests offer insight into how they live and work back home. Everyday Begzsuren is on an adventure and a mission.
By inviting the world into his home, he is slowly but surely improving his own.
Produced and directed by:
George Clipp & Eva Arnold
Edited by: Severine Gasq
A couple of promotional videos for Melbourne Youth Orchestra, an organisation which has been enriching young lives through the power of music since 1967.
Produced, directed and edited by:
George Clipp & Matthew Cleaves
The Human Library is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue.
The Human Library is a place where real people are on loan to readers.
A place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated and answered.
This video captures the energy and potential for change Human Libraries are creating around the world...
An online series offering bite-sized introductions to Burma's cuisine, culture, language and literature.
Watch the series here: youtube.com/burmabites
Produced by: George Clipp
Starring: David Zaw
After traveling the world refereeing international swimming events (...and collecting dolls from all the countries), identical and inseparable Janice and Judith Smith are now retired, happily spending time with their beloved cats and crafts.
Produced and directed by:
George Clipp and Anne-Maree Shelton
Edited by: George Clipp
Provincial politics in the Philippines are anything but straightforward.
In the small provincial town of Sagada, Richard Yodong runs for Deputy-Mayor. His honest approach to politics sets him apart from other politicians in town. With the camera always close by, Richard lives through election times dominated by the battling of two formerly cooperating politicians over the most powerful and lucrative position in town.
Their race for mayor gives an insight into how politics works in the provinces, the lasting impact it has on the local people and why having a wedding suddenly becomes overly popular during election times.
A collaboration with the Australian Human Rights Commission to highlight three often undiscussed and ignored human rights issues facing Australians...
A promo showing just how awesome the staff at Staffing are…
Written, produced and directed by:
George Clipp & Matthew Cleaves
Cinamatography by:
Matt Scott
Humanity's Heart highlights the complexities of the refugee crisis.
Filmed across Calais, Lebanon, Greece and in the UK, Humanity's Heart bring to light the experiences of refugees, volunteers, spiritual leaders and locals impacted by the largest crisis since WWII.
3 x 52 minute documentary series.
I worked as an editor on this ongoing video project...
‘Looking At You’ is an interactive web-series about the “moments we miss”.
The series has been viewed in over 200 countries, featured in both the mX newspaper and Inside Film magazine and is the recipient of three international awards.
All four episodes plus bonus content of ‘Looking At You’ can be watched here: goo.gl/skzTSq
I shot a range of promotional, workshop, talk and testimonial content for the Aussie Closers Jack Murray and Aaron Witnish.
Here you can see the high energy opener for their show on Grant Cardone TV...
Produced, directed and edited client content at the 2014 Irrawady Literary Festival in Mandalay, Myanmar...
An internal communications video highlighting some of the people that make V/Line what it is.
Produced by Purple Monky
Edited by George Clipp
The first two in a series of 'hero' videos profiling the staff of Jetstar internationally...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
I was a video editor for Emoticast in 2016, creating a whopping 401 Tunemoji's for them!
A government video aimed at families considering Victoria as a place to live and work...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
A series of 3 videos to accompany Development Victoria's rebrand and relaunch in 2017...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
A social video capturing Salvation Army’s collaboration with Deliveroo…
+ Another social for Deliveroo discussing their choice of co-working offices…
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
A series of fashion videos for the brand Trenery, shared across social media...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
A video capturing the boundary pushing collaboration between 2XU and RMIT...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
Two social media edits capturing a 2XU Hiit workout session in Bondi...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
Steve Smith showing us what is in his kit bag...
Produced by Virtual Connection
Edited by George Clipp
Video Editor for 18 x 90 second UTAS Profile videos across the School of Social Sciences and the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics.
Produced by HYPE TV
A social edit for Mobil 1 in Australia for the 2018 Formula 1…
A wrap up video for the Beaker Street event held annually at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Galley in Hobart…
A range of promotion content I filmed and edited for the food experience start up ‘Off The Table’.
To see more vist… https://offthetable.io
An event promo video I filmed and edited for the Gaza Children’s Cinema auction and workshop held in Hobart, Tasmania in 2018.
The first of two online social videos I filmed and edited for the Beechworth Food Co-Op to celebrate their official opening with Costa Georgiadis…
Brunch Backwards entices foodies back to the paddock, celebrating local producers, ethical eateries and the story of what’s on your plate.
Following Bob Brown and the Stop Adani Convoy’s epic road trip from Tasmania to the Galilee Basin in Far North Queensland a distance of over 3500 kilometres, with the aim of stopping the development of the Carmichael coalmine.
Produced by Catherine Pettman
Directed by Matthew Newton
Edited by George Clipp
Documentary | 28 minutes
A series of socials for Urban List promoting Tasmania’s East Coast.
View on Facebook
Produced by: HYPE TV
Edited by: George Clipp
15 and 30 second social videos for Tasmania’s Coal River Farm…
Produced by: HYPE TV
Filmed & Edited by: George Clipp
Worked as an editor on a series of short promotional videos for Santander highlighting their lean and agile business practises...
Produced by: Keen City
Edited by: George Clipp
6th generation wool farmer Michael shares what makes his family farm different to a lot of their neighbours and how diversity is offering them resilience in the current drought.
Produced by Catie Payne & George Clipp
In Post Production
Documentary | 10 minutes
