Council of Australian Media Education Organisations Inc.

	CAMEO Objectives President and Officers CAMEO Membership and Contacts CAMEO Members Conference 2002
	CAMEO Objectives to provide communciation and a forum for the free exchange of ideas between media education organisations of the states & territories of Australia and New Zealand to promote media education to government, students, teachers and to the public at large to promote communication among primary, secondary & tertiary education, industrial, professional & arts bodies and all government levels to actively seek publicity for media education to research and report on curriculum and equipment for for use by members to regularly distribute relevant information to its member associations through member associations, encourage students who have potential media skills and assist in the development of these skills to sponsor and promote an association of media educators in states or territories of Australia and New Zealand which do not have one to liaise with other national or international associations having similar objectives
	President and Officers President Treasurer National Affiliation of Arts Educators (NAAE) Board members TEFA Board member Grant Brindal - SAAME email: bigred@chariot.net.au PO Box 300, Ingle Farm SA 5098 ph: 015 397451 fax: 08 396 1968
	CAMEO Membership and Contacts Membership is restricted to one media teacher association from each state or territory of Australia and one organisation from New Zealand:   SAAME Inc - South Australia Grant Brindal email: bigred@chariot.net.au PO Box 300, Ingle Farm SA 5098 ph: 015 397451 fax: 08 396 1968   ATOM (Vic) Inc - Victoria John Long email: atomvic@netspace.net.au Locked Bag 9, Collins St East Melbourne VIC 3008 ph: 03 9651 1310 fax: 03 9651 1311   ATOM (WA) Inc. - Western Australia Bob Dixon email: mediaed@iinet.net.au  Kent St  SHS Kent St. East Vic Par, 6101 ph: 9362 1277   ATOM (NSW) Inc. - New South Wales Jim Taylor email: jamestaylor@ozemail.com.au Cherrybrook Technology High School Purchase Road Cherrybrook NSW Ph 02 9484 2144   ATOM (Qld) - Queensland Prue Miles email: p.miles@stpeters.qld.edu.au St Peter's Lutheran College 66 Harts Rd Indooroopilly 4068  ph 07 3377 6222 fax: 07 3371 9743 Tracey Thompson email: tracey.thompson@qscc.qld.edu.au Vice President Qld Schools Curriculum Council Ph 07 32354718 fax 07 32371285 Mark Farwell email: mfarwell@thehub.com.au Craigslea State High School Ph 07 3350 7222 Fax 07 3350 2835     ATOM (ACT) - Australian Capital Territory Kirsty Hilson pa.staff@stclaresc.act.edu.au kirstyhilson@yahoo.com.au   ATOM (Tas) - Tasmania   NAME - New Zealand
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	Conference 2001 NOW 2002! For more information about CAMEO's 2001 conference email Celia Stott Treasurer/Secretary ATOMACT at atomact@apex.net.au or go to this site  http://comedu.canberra.edu.au/cameo/ From our indigenous modes of communication to the bits and bytes of the virtual world we seek to understand, interpret and relate to each other. Never before has the art of communication been so varied, so fast and so fraught with issues and agendas. Joining the .dots will enable all teachers, academics, policy-makers, industry personnel, creative producers and students to meet and address the challenges of media education in 2002 with colleagues from Australia and around the world. Joining the .dots will feature:-An Indigenous media day, with screening of ‘Yolngu Boy’. archival material from Screen Sound Australia, Keynote address on representation and stereo-typing along with multifaceted workshops and presentations.. Media stars extraordinaire:- Sean Cubitt - Professor Screen and Media Studies University of Waikato ,Dr Ian Spring - Senior lecturer in Media Performance, University of Luton, and Tom O’Regan, Director, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University. Some of the many workshop and papers on offer:- HEAVEN: bodies, surfing, boys, sexuality and "a perve" My 15 Yr Old Daughter watches Rikki Lake Animation Bytes Teaching film through the reflexive learning process The horror Genre "ShootOut" Web technology Evaluating Educational CD ROMs. Implementing the National Film, Television, Radio and Multimedia Training Package and plenty of hands on workshops on audio, video and multimedia Australian and New Zealand Teachers of Media International Conference April 17 – 20 2001 Now postponed to April 16-19, 2002 UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA ACT REGISTRATION Early Bird - prior March 1st 2001 $359 Standard - post March 1st 2001 $395 Student $295 All prices are GST inclusive This includes: Conference Dinner at the National Press Club ,Welcome Reception at Screen Sound Australia and a program of short films. For Registration Forms: Contact Greg Battye University of Canberra ACT 2601 email gpkb@comedu.canberra.edu.au Celia Stott Lake Tuggeranong College ACT 2903 Ph 02 62056222 email atomact@apex.net.au Or from the website http://comedu.canberra.edu.au/cameo/
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