Kulbardi Productions is an initiative of the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre - Murdoch University - and is a media production house that is designed to document and archive (Noongar) culture, language & histories utilizing modern media.

Ngulluk Wangkiny Koora, Yeye, Boorda
We Speak of Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow.

Storytelling is an integral part of life for Indigenous Australians. Gathered around the camp-fire in the evening stories were shared and passed from one generation to the next.
Since the beginning of time these stories have been handed down in this way. Now, in modern times, another method of storytelling has risen from the ashes of the fire; film-making & multi-media production. In the past stories were verbally passed from one family member to the next – sometimes these ‘yarns’ were presented on a ‘message stick’. This traditional ‘message stick ‘ is now in the modern form of the DVD or the World Wide Web.

Indigenous films and productions – from Indigenous perspectives - are finally revealing intimate details of Indigenous histories and country, of Indigenous communities and family, of Indigenous experiences and knowledge. Finally language and culture are being respected, spoken and archived.
Kulbardi Productions is honoured and proud to help facilitate the documentation and archiving of Indigenous culture, language & histories.
Come share with us our stories as we replicate the camp-fire and the ‘message stick’ with the screen and the DVD...