The Uluru Dialogue's voice of reason
This moving ad uses John Farnham’s legendary song, You’re the Voice, to garner support for a Yes vote in Australia's upcoming referendum on whether First Nations people should have a say on matters affecting them.
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- Production Company Photoplay
- Director Warwick Thornton
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Credits
View on- Agency The Monkeys/Sydney
- Production Company Photoplay
- Director Warwick Thornton
- Post Production White Chocolate
- Music Supervision Big Sync Music/Sydney
- Sound Design MassiveMusic/Sydney
- Music Production, Remastering Turning Studios
- Producer Good Oil
- Media Agency OMD/Sydney
- Executive Producer / Producer Emma Thompson / (Head of Production)
- DP Warwick Thornton
- Production Designer Kerrie Van Lambaart
- Wardrobe Joanna Mae Park
- Editor Simon Njoo
- Colorist Trish Cahill
- Online Artist David Mosqueda
- Online Artist Chris Grocott
- Head of APAC Michael Szumowski
- Head of Sound Simon Kane
- Executive Music Producer Katrina Aquilia
- Composer/ Producer/ Founder Elliott Wheeler
- Producer Carla de Menezes Ribeiro
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Credits
powered by- Agency The Monkeys/Sydney
- Production Company Photoplay
- Director Warwick Thornton
- Post Production White Chocolate
- Music Supervision Big Sync Music/Sydney
- Sound Design MassiveMusic/Sydney
- Music Production, Remastering Turning Studios
- Producer Good Oil
- Media Agency OMD/Sydney
- Executive Producer / Producer Emma Thompson / (Head of Production)
- DP Warwick Thornton
- Production Designer Kerrie Van Lambaart
- Wardrobe Joanna Mae Park
- Editor Simon Njoo
- Colorist Trish Cahill
- Online Artist David Mosqueda
- Online Artist Chris Grocott
- Head of APAC Michael Szumowski
- Head of Sound Simon Kane
- Executive Music Producer Katrina Aquilia
- Composer/ Producer/ Founder Elliott Wheeler
- Producer Carla de Menezes Ribeiro
On 14 October, Australians will vote on the historic Voice referendum. This would enshrine in the nation’s constitution a way for Indigenous Peoples to advise parliament on policies relevant to them.
Created by Sydney agency The Monkeys and directed by Kaytetye and Warwick Thornton, through Photoplay, this emotive campaign is driven by Farnham’s ridiculously rousing song and – in a kind of dramatic down-under Gogglebox – features a family through the ages as they gather in front of the telly to watch transformative moments in Australia’s history.
These include Cathy Freeman (above) becoming the first Indigenous Australian person to win a Commonwealth Games gold medal in 1990.
The Uluru Dialogue is a group of First Nations people from across Australia who have the mandate of the Ulura Statement from the Heart, which bids for constitutional recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
