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BELOW DECKS 4 - Ethical Research and Colonial Critique
🕑 Added 2022-09-19 15:00:09 +0000 UTCBelow the decks of the Netaonsom we get a peak into what makes the ship sail: Welcome to Below Decks!
In this special behind the scenes series we’ll be diving deep into the process of bringing Trice Forgotten to life. Today, enjoy a discussion between Series Director, Rafaella Marcus, Series Creator Nemo Martin and Historical Expert Jonathan Ablett as they discuss Ethical Research and Colonial Critique!
Content warnings:
Discussions of: human remains & death, animal remains & death, colonialism & racism, climate change
Mentions of: slavery, food, guns & murder
SFX: distant creaking & waves
Created by Nemo Martin
Directed by Rafaella Marcus
Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner
Produced by Ian Geers, Lowri Ann Davies, and Production Manager Natasha Johnston
Creative Consultation by Morgan Givens
Historical Consultation by Dr. Nira Wickramasinghe
Sensitivity Consultation by Salt and Sage
Linguistic Consultants Yen Ooi, Rumzi Yousef, and Ella Martin
Featuring
Rafaella Marcus
Nemo Martin
Jonathan Ablett
Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davis
SFX & Mastering Editor - Catherine Rinella
Music by Sam Jones
Art by Guerrilla Communications
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Mēs esam flinči, šī ir mūsu dziesma, mēs kādu laiku ceļosim laikā
As a biologist, I am very much enjoying this decolonising science discourse.
