Partner With Magic Lands Alliance
Partnering across film, Culture, education, infrastructure, community and tourism.
Magic Lands Alliance works with organisations seeking to support cultural, educational and community outcomes through historical screen production and storytelling.
Partnerships are developed collaboratively and can align with organisational priorities across reconciliation, cultural impact, education, regional development, community engagement and public legacy.
Project One — Magic Lands: Ngarram – Where Two Worlds Collide — is currently in development following more than a decade of research and collaboration.
More Than A Film Partnership
A partnership with MLA can extend beyond screen production into education, cultural infrastructure, tourism and community engagement — supporting outcomes designed to continue beyond the production cycle.
🎬 Screen
📚 Education
🪶 Culture
🏛 Infrastructure
🌏 Tourism
🤝 Community
Why Partner With MLA?
CULTURAL IMPACT
Support First Nations collaboration, truth-telling and culturally informed storytelling.
BEYOND THE SCREEN
Connect film production with education, cultural infrastructure, community and tourism opportunities.
REGIONAL LEGACY
Support initiatives designed to create value for communities and places beyond the production period.
TAILORED PARTNERSHIPS
Partnerships can be developed around organisational objectives, reconciliation commitments, audience engagement and impact priorities.
Ways To Partner
SCREEN & STORYTELLING
Support film production, historical storytelling, screenings, media and audience engagement.
CULTURE & LEGACY
Support First Nations cultural collaboration, cultural infrastructure and initiatives designed for long-term community benefit.
EDUCATION & RESEARCH
Support historical research, educational resources, schools, universities and public learning.
INFRASTRUCTURE & REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Support construction, materials, locations, regional participation and the activation of selected production environments.
TOURISM & PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
Support cultural and historical visitor experiences, regional storytelling and public engagement.
INDUSTRY & IN-KIND
Contribute specialist services, materials, technology, transport, construction, production expertise or other project resources.
Partnerships may include corporate partnerships, philanthropy, foundations and trusts, government, education, tourism, impact investment and in-kind support.
At a Glance
10+ years research & development
6+ years First Nations collaboration
30+ First Nations representatives engaged
800+ educational & historical research articles
20+ educational films/videos
3 proof-of-concept films completed
Support & Partners
Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-Operative Members, Artists and Traditional Owners
Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, Artists and Members
Boonwurrung Sea and Land Council Traditional Owners and Members
Eastern Maar Community Traditional Owners and Members
Gudjitmara Community Traditional Owners and Members
Yorta Yorta Community Members and Traditional Owners
Torres Strait Island Community Members and Traditional Owners
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Traditional Owners and Members
Taungurung Traditional Owners and Community Members
Dja Dja Jurrung Traditional Owners and Community Members
Steiglitz Community Members
Mount Rothwell Conservation and Reserve
Barwon Coast Council
City of Greater Geelong
Surf Riders Foundation Australia - Torquay
Ron Ellis and the Granites Property, Anakie
Peter Sharp and Steiglitz Tarnook Property
Murrangurk Property, Morrabool River, Golden Plains
Golden Plains Shire Council
Parks Victoria
Bass Coast Council
Australian Marine Conservation Society
Partnership Opportunity
Magic Lands: Ngarram – Where Two Worlds Collide
MLA's first major project connects the development of a historical feature film with First Nations collaboration, education, cultural and historical infrastructure, regional participation and future tourism opportunities.
Partnership opportunities are currently being explored across screen production, cultural infrastructure, education, regional development, tourism, philanthropy and in-kind support.