Moving Still
Moving Still was held within the content creation studios of Fairfield City HQ, where local artists, makers, musicians, and creatives came together to explore the emotional and visual power of still life videography. This hands-on event offered a unique opportunity to bring an object of artistic or personal significance and learn how to capture its story using cinematic techniques.
Participants dived into creative lighting methods to highlight form, texture, and emotion, experimented with short-form video composition and camera movement, and picked up simple yet effective ways to create engaging, story-driven content. It was inspiring to see so many creatives document their work meaningfully and experiment with new ways to tell their stories visually.
San May
San May (they/them) is a creative producer and digital artist working and living in Sydney on unceded Dharug land. They hold a bachelor’s degree in creative arts for Film and Television Production from JMC Academy, and since 2017 has been working in Western Sydney to deliver creative and artistic programs alongside community.
San has experience in art education, event producing, production and festival design, and stop-motion animation. Recently, they worked as a producer at Fairfield City Museum & Gallery delivering events and public programs to the local community.
San is a strong advocate of human and social rights, and hopes their work inspires others to broadcast diversity in the arts.
Andrew Prozyuk
Andrew Prozyuk is a videographer and video editor with over 15 years’ experience bringing stories to life through the lens.
He studied film in Argentina, where he developed a deep passion for visual storytelling. His work spans across short films, documentaries, events and music videos - each project driven by a commitment to creativity, emotion and precision. Whether behind the camera or edit suite, Andrew aims to craft visuals that resonate and connect.