CRHEATE: Monash University’s Endangered Generation? with Ali Freer

SYNOPSIS

In this episode, I’m joined by Ali Frear, Associate Director of Marketing and Advancement at Loughborough University.

She chose Endangered Generation? by Monash University to review as CRHEATE continues our celebration of creativity in higher education.

This brand film is a brilliant example of storytelling on a grand scale that aligns an institution to a worldview. The film has over 550k views on Youtube to date. A 90 minute documentary film by the same name was released in cinemas in the summer of 2023.

> Film Credits

“The grand challenges of our age – climate change, geopolitical security and thriving communities – extend across nations. Our research seeks to address these complex challenges by empowering communities to create real and lasting change. This documentary is about how we might better create a stable and permanent place on this planet for ourselves and for future generations.”

Monash University President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Margaret Gardner AC.

The content was produced with University partners VLMY&R and Sweetshop & Green.

So sit back and enjoy our discussion which includes key insights that could influence your work.


CRHEATE REVIEW


THREE TAKE-OUTS

Previous
Previous

CRHEATE: Putting creativity centre-stage with Helena Good

Next
Next

CRHEATE: Academic YouTubers with Dan Pearson