Kids Take Over TV

Series Information

Available in HD

Credits

  • Produced by Elite Media - https://elitehdmedia.com/

Content Rating

Rating: G — General (Australia)

Kids Take Over TV is a family-friendly series where kids take the mic to explore fun places, activities and events across Australia. From wildlife parks and outdoor adventures to festivals, galleries, libraries and major sporting events, each episode follows our young hosts as they meet people from all walks of life, try new experiences and help families find inspiration for their next day out.

Best of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Series Information

Credits

  • Festival Director: Lyndon Stone

Content Rating

Rating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)

Best of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is a dynamic, weekly documentary series that showcases standout short documentaries from the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF), with a focus on the city’s multicultural stories. Each feature or short collections features a curated film or excerpt. The show celebrates Melbourne’s diversity, amplifies global perspectives, and promotes the art of documentary filmmaking.

Australia Day (Adelaide)

Series Information

Credits

  • Presented by the Australia Day Council of South Australia

Content Rating

Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)

Relive the moving talks, performances and cinematic fireworks of events Mourning in the Morning and Aus Lights on the River, held on Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide) on 26 January to mark Australia Day.

Presented by the Australia Day Council of South Australia and recorded live by Channel 44 Adelaide.

One Community – Every Age

Series Information

Credits

  • Produced by Flinders University with support from the South Australian Office for Ageing Well.

Content Rating

Rating: G — General (Australia)

One Community – Every Age is a collaborative project being conducted by Flinders University with support from the South Australian Office for Ageing Well. The project aims to reduce ageism and promote intergenerational connections by exploring views on ageing and relationships between younger and older people using a series of short videos. 

SAGE Advice

Series Information

Credits

  • Filmed live by the C44 production team during the South Australian Game Exhibition (SAGE) at Adelaide Studios
  • presented by the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC).

Content Rating

Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)

Whether you’re a seasoned developer, an aspiring game creator, a passionate gamer, curious to learn more about games, or anywhere in between, the SAGE Advice series has something for you.
Filmed live by the C44 production team during the South Australian Game Exhibition (SAGE) at Adelaide Studios, presented by the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC), SAGE Advice features local, national and international industry experts and leaders, and SA developers and creatives, covering everything from the history of SA video games, to current tech trends, jobs and education pathways and more, with opportunities and advice for newbies to professionals.

Sea Star Rock

Series Information

Credits

  • Produced by Sea Star Rock

Content Rating

Rating: G — General (Australia)

Sea Star Rock is an interactive blend of music and video series made for kids who love to sing, dance, and discover the natural world. Through toe-tapping songs, lovable characters, and storytelling with heart, we spark curiosity for the outdoors and a lifelong love for nature.

Whether it’s a dance-along video, a school incursion, or a brand-new jingle about jellyfish, our content is always nature based, educational and designed for screen-to-action learning.

For more visit https://www.seastarrock.com/

Winged Wonders

Series Information

Credits

  • Produced by Sea Star Rock

Content Rating

Rating: G — General (Australia)

Get ready to flap, flutter and explore! Winged Wonders of Adelaide is a brand new educational series made just for kids!! Packed with songs, dancing, and curious creatures! Follow Lucy, Biddi Blue the Butterfly, and Flicka Firetail the Diamond Firetail finch as they uncover some of South Australia’s native butterflies and woodland birds of Mt Lofty ranges in this joyful outdoor adventure.

Club Rules

Series Information

Credits

  • Produced by students at Flinders University.

Content Rating

Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

Four university students battle it out to win $15,000 to support their different clubs. The chess club wishes to go to nationals, drama club wants to put on a performance, the music club needs new instruments, and the sports club want to go on a boy’s trip. Through a series of trials and tribulations one of them will come out on top, but not before they learn a little bit more about each other.

A TV pilot made by students at Flinders University.

Transcending the Gender Narrative

Series Information

Credits

  • Hosted by Amelia Veale
  • 🏆 Winner of Outstanding Direction in a Program at the 2021 Antenna Awards

Content Rating

Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

Join us across this 8 part documentary series as we investigate how to transcend our current gender narrative. Through interviews with women in typically male dominated industries or roles, we look at how to move past previously existing gender stereotypes. In each episode we, also interview the male counterparts who support and champion women in these positions.

Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard

Series Information

Credits

  • Hosted by the South Australian Museum.

Content Rating

Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

This documentary follows Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard on its historic journey to Adelaide- its first exhibition outside the UK.

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