URRITJARA - Meaning movement in Derik’s Yankunytjatara traditional language is a short performance film about connection and journey through landscape. Shot in South Australia on Narungga Nation land." I worked in partnership with Derik Lynch and Australian indigenous actor & performer alongside musicians William Barton and Veronique Serret to create a unique visceral journey and connection to the Australian landscape

Tim Georgeson is an Australian filmmaker, photographer, and visual artist.

Georgeson documents everything from cultural enclaves to environmental and humanitarian crisis zones, to street life across the world. His creative insight into the human condition gives his work a unique perspective inside the boundaries of art and documentary, where he captures complex dynamics in contemporary life at a time of digital change and media free-fall. His current film work merges found moments and storytelling with musical design in groundbreaking collaborations, especially with Australian indigenous communities in landscapes that have been devastated by fires.

Georgeson has been celebrated in the media, the arts, and the commercial world with acknowledgments and awards including World Press Photo, Leica Camera, International Centre for Photography (New York), and National Geographic. He has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in France, UK, Japan, Holland, Canada, the US, and Australia. His work is held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery of Australia, as well as in regional galleries, museums, and private collections internationally. Georgeson is represented by Exit Films and Olsen Gallery, Sydney.

• Director & Creative Director: Tim Georgeson
• Performer/dancer: Derik
• Editor: Adam Wills
• DP: Andy Gough
• Music Composition: Kalkani by William Barton and Veronique Serret
• Colour Grade: Fergus Rotherham

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