Acknowledgements…….Animations

Sincerest appreciation to the creative development team who not only provided their professional expertise but invaluable advice and experience along the way:

Script Writer: Graeme Kemlo (Wordsmith)

Media Production Unit: Rod McCrohan (Team Leader)

Media Production Unit Team Members: Ruby Lee, Philip Quealy, Paul White, Nicki Gillett, Carmelo Ortuso, & advice from Lila Kemlo (RMIT School of Business) & Heather Bigelow (ISANA member)

Professional student voiceovers: Chris Ham, Yuko Marcos

The hard work and extensive input by the:

Original Content Committee; Irina Ferouleva(DFEEST), Chandra Rao (Forest International College), Samantha Thompson (Victoria University) , Sharon Smith (NUS), Eric Pang, Dolores Singh, Non Adun (NLC representatives), Michele Boyle (DEEWR), Felicity Fallon (ISANA President), Desma Smith (Project Manager, ISANA) & the gracious support of Unilodge on Flinders: Managers: Osman Duman & Brett Hohn (ISANA members)

On-going development and refinement of scripts and visuals:

Steering Committee: Irina Ferouleva, Chandra Rao, Sharon Smith, Desma Smith.

The wonderful International students (Secondary, undergraduate and post-graduate) who gave their time, again and again to focus group meetings and provided invaluable feedback and comment to steer and develop the contentand product development.

Student Focus Groups:

Staff & international students of Forest Lake International College, led by Chandra Rao

International undergraduate and post-graduate students of Monash University – Clayton, led by Wendy Blastock & Sharon Smith (ISANA members)

Post-graduate international students of the University of Adelaide, led by Ben Hooper (ISANA –SA President) & Hedley Reberger (ISANA member)

Undergraduate international students of Australian National University, led by Matt Wilkinson (ISANA –ACT President)

Further input, experience and professional guidance & support:

Michele Boyle, along with DEST/DEEWR and DIAC staff and management for their compliance and policy expertise and input

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