Actor Bryan Brown talks about working with Heath Ledger on Two Hands (1999) when Ledger was 20 years old and just starting out.

'Ghastly!' Kellerman recalls how she disliked the perfect woman label given to her in the early 1900s.

Annette Kellerman says she never needed a stunt double in any of her films.

Oral historian Wendy Lowenstein talks about her book Weevils in the Flour which is about the lives of Australians during The Great Depression.

Johnny Young speaks with John Bannister in this excerpt from his 2008 NFSA oral history interview.

Forty years after starring in Storm Boy as an 11-year-old, Greg Rowe talks about working with the pelicans and the tricks he learnt to make them happy.

Sonia Borg, screenwriter, talks about scriptwriting and her work on films Blue Fin and Storm Boy covering influences of cast, location, nature, author Colin Thiele, her

Storm Boy producer Matt Carroll talks about how the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) worked with the distributors and education departments around Australia to turn Storm Boy

In the third of a five-part series, Dr Jeannine Baker celebrates some of the female producers and directors working in Australian television in the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

Beverley Gledhill talking about The Inventors. Taken from an oral history interview conducted by Brendan Horgan, 2000.