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Synopsis

In 2018, the new Western Australian police commissioner made an astonishing apology to Aboriginal people for their past mistreatment at the hands of police. Three years later, the WA force is engaged in its biggest ever push to increase the number of First Nations police officers in its ranks. As this historic attempt at transformation begins, the cameras of OUR LAW are granted unprecedented access to the 2021 class of First Nations cadets, along with ride-along access to experienced Aboriginal officers out on the frontline. For 12 months, OUR LAW cameras follow the gruelling training and emergency callouts in one of the largest and most challenging law enforcement areas in the world.

Filmed and Post Produced in Western Australia

The producers acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this program was filmed.

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Production Information

Series Director

Perun Bonser

Producers

Taryne Laffar
Sam Bodhi Field

Series Producer

Sam Bodhi Field

Line Producer

Ryan Hodgson

Executive Producers

Darren Dale
Jacob Hickey

Featuring

Constable Tiarna Eades
Probationary Constable Tyler Maxwell
Probationary Constable Cohen Taylor
Cadet Leroy Rundle
Cadet Hannah Wielgomasz
Cadet Shaye Taylor
Cadet Ace Kiernan

Key Locations

Kununurra
Roebourne
Geraldton
Kalgoorlie
Waroona
Perth

Key WA Crew

Director of Photography

Sam Bodhi Field

Editor

Bryan McQueen-Mason

Production Sound Supervisor

Ash Charlton ASSG

Sound Recordist

Ash Charlton ASSG

Sound Recordist (Additional)

Nick McKenzie
Jason North

Shooter/Directors

Tyson Mowarin
Vicky Biorac
JT Taylor
Mark Hollander
Anna Hollander
Michael Fletcher
Claire Leach
Paul Bell
Joshua Lee

Safety Consultant

John Fairhead

Post Production Supervisor

Bryan McQueen-Mason
Ivan Rojas

Online Editor

Ivan Rojas

Sound Mixer

Kim Lord

Drone Operator

Ben Broady

Stills Photography

Nic Duncan

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