15/06/2026
Proud to have designed the official poster for Ganibarra, a documentary that follows Sonya Grant's journey to record and protect Traditional Knowledge while sharing the cultural significance of dingoes within First Nations communities.
Seeing the film selected for the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is incredibly exciting and a testament to the dedication of everyone involved.
Congratulations to the entire team on this well-deserved achievement.
We’re thrilled to share that our short film ‘Ganibarra’ has been selected for the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival! The international debut will take place on Saturday July 11th at Cinema Nova.
Join us at the screening - https://www.cinemanova.com.au/films/mdff26-maypilama-first-nations-shorts?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZnRzaASYnudleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaeTzeu3Afq8M56d7B-f4D8_lQEAmGcoLUN66vwhOissY48ALLVRF5CvSaD73g_aem_Dc4VGZqnLbMCKweGUUoVqQ
‘Ganibarra’ marks the beginning of Sonya Grant’s journey as she undertakes her Traditional Knowledge Recording Project. The 18 minute film features Sonya, her family, their personal and cultural connections to dingo and the journey Sonya is on to protect the species from widespread persecution.
This film was made possible by all our generous supporters who donated to our crowd funding campaign, and we want to take this opportunity to thank you. Together, we are ensuring Australia’s knows the story of our precious dingoes!
Directed by Sonya Grant & Alix Livingstone
Cinematography by
Sound recording by .74
Edit, sound design & story production by
Colour by
Sound mix by
Produced by Alix Livingstone, Sonya Grant and
Executive Produced by