Let’s Rap About Skills - Australian Trade Union Institute

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Summary

Through the use of rap music and a music video style, this video addresses young people about education, training and skills in the pursuit of employment. The film combines the music video style content with to camera comments from young people thinking about skills and engaging in education, training and skills development.

Special Notes/Achievements

Author: J Bird, 2023

Duration: 14 mins

Film Release Year: 1992

Film Shooting Format: SD Video

Film Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Film Distribution Format: SD VHS

Film Colour: Colour

Film Director: Sylvie Shaw, Annabelle Murphy,

Film Producer: Sylvie Shaw, Annabelle Murphy,

Film Writer: n/a

Film Key Cast: n/a

Film Executive Producer: n/a

Film Cinematographer: Unknown

Film Editor: Unknown

Film Sound Recordist: Unknown

Film Composer: Unknown

Film Production Company: ACTU

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Authorised by Sally McManus, Australian Council of Trade Unions, Melbourne.

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