Artists
Simon Ellis
Simon is an independent performance maker and performer with a practice encompassing a range of forms. Recent choreographies include Full (2001), Lying (2002), Indelible (2003), Sleep. Wake. Dream (2004), Four Acts of Violence Leading Up to Now (2006), Still/Live (2007), and Them & Me (2008).
Shannon Bott
Shannon works as a freelance choreographer, performer and teacher. Recently, she choreographed and performed in The Album Project, created a solo work for Paea Leach and completed the initial development of a new work with Natalie Cursio. Shannon has created many performance works including Racket, Nice Mate Nice, and The Morning After the Night Before.
David Corbet
David is a multidisciplinary artist who has been working in the performing arts since 1990. He has created work as a musician, composer, dancer, choreographer, director and editor. His primary focus is on live performance using techniques in real time composition and choreography. He is a member of State of Flux, Two Suits, The Boys, and has an ongoing artistic collaboration with Jacob Lehrer. davidandjacob.com.
Cormac Lally
Cormac was born in London, grew up in Ireland and now resides in Melbourne working as a freelance editor/DOP. He has worked with visual artists David Rosetsky and Chris Koller and won a Green Room Award for his work in Shaun McLeod's Chamber. Most recently he has been producing an observational documentary focusing on a group of Melbourne's homeless community.
Scott Mitchell
Scott Mitchell’s art practice focuses on modding, hacking, and DIY activities. As modes of production these activities are often marginalised within ‘consumer society’. Through projects such as the iPod Social Outreach Program Scott uncovers the consumer agency at work within the act of consumption. These projects contribute to open information resources and seek to remake objects as public spaces. The projects privilege amateur practices and engage with gift economies. Project details can be found at openobject.org.