Can road safety really be on TikTok? Can Instagram be a tool we use to help redesign our cities? The digital media ecosystem is changing, and there’s been a rise in a range of educational topics, including urban design to transport topics. Excitingly, if done well there’s also a huge audience for this type of content.

This free workshop is designed to empower you to create video content to share your ideas on all things urban. You’ll learn the basics of how to create great stories, filming and editing tips, with plenty of time to get out and about and create your own video. We will also share case studies and key findings from the 100 to Zero project, a digital storytelling campaign designed to improve awareness of road safety in 100 second videos or less.

The workshop is hosted by Dr Julian O’Shea, an academic, transport expert and social media creator, who has been named the YouTube Breakout Creator of the Year and selected for the Skip Ahead program funded by Screen Australia; and Lucinda Hartley, an urbanist, keynote speaker and entrepreneur named as one of Australia's 100 Most Influential Women by the Australian Financial Review.

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Getting there:

Public transport -

The venue is a 6 minute walk from the light rail stop at UNSW High Street.

Cycling -

Bike parking available at the venue.

We can arrange a bike bus leaving from Central Station at 9am on the day of the event. Just let us know if you would like to join.