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(Auto-) Ethnographic Trans-Media Digital Publishing Exploring and Celebrating Global Diversity
Australian based Opal Sky Media acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which it operates today — the First Nations peoples who have cared for and protected this Country for tens of thousands of years. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and to the Ancestors who have walked before them.
On the stolen land of Australia, sovereignty was never ceded. The land was taken without treaty, without consent, and the effects of that dispossession continue to this day. Yet the spirit of First Nations people remains unbroken. Their cultures, laws, connection to Country endure. In honour of this continuing connection, Opal Sky Media provides comprehensive (auto-) ethnographic research and trans-media digital publishing services to multi-cultural Australian voices.
Specialising in
Inter-Cultural
Communication
Our commencing media productions and digital products are available to libraries,
archives, readers and media viewers worldwide through our eCommerce site
and ISBN registered social media integrated digital publishing network.
Integrating Process and Product
for Comprehensive Digital
Publishing Solutions
Opal Sky Media’s “cultural story” focus utilizes auto-ethnographic
story-telling: that is, it combines autobiography with ethnographic
research, rendering multi-cultural lived experience as a unique
qualifier of individual identity. Video productions complement
these digital publications for an immersive transmedia
experience.
Testimonials
As a collaborative publisher, we believe in sharing resources with our content creating partners
to facilitate a pool of trans-media digital publishing possibilities and jointly develop projects from the onset.
Very good videos. Excellent editing which brings out all the essential points. Thank you.
WILLFUL BLINDNESS: INSIDE AUSTRALIAN DIPLOMACY (TRAILER)
A trailer to the debut Opal Sky Media transmedia digital publication in PDF e-book and Video: an Oral History of veteran Australian diplomat John Lander, former Deputy Ambassador to China (1974-1976) and former 1st Australian Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran (1985-1988), who inaugurated a 40-year period of AU/IR inter-cultural communication abruptly terminated when then-current AU Prime Minister Anthony Albanese severed diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran.