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Synopsis

Walking Man tells the remarkable tale of unknown artist and ‘walking man’ Ross Seaton, an ever-present figure on the suburban streets of Perth, often seen pushing his wheelbarrow or pram along the busy Stirling Highway over many decades. The local community, fascinated by his comings and goings, mused over his intentions. But no one had it right.

Ross’s story is told through the lens of Professor Ted Snell, as he sorts through thousands of artworks and collected items hoarded and stockpiled in every room of Ross’ home to bring together an eclectic exhibition set to stun the local Arts community and beyond. The Walking Man was a prolific artist, hidden in plain sight, whose work shines a light on the concept of making art just for art’s sake.

Filmed and Post Produced in Western Australia

on the Traditional Country of the Noongar Whadjuk peoples

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Production Information

Director

Luna Laure

Executive Producer

Brendan Hutchens

ABC Executive Producer

Leo Faber

ABC Head of Factual & Culture

Jennifer Collins

Line Producer

Rose Grandile-Pizzi

Broadcaster

Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Key Locations

Fremantle

Key WA Crew

Director of Photography

Jim Frater, ACS

Editor

Frances Elliott

Production Designer

Johnny Ma

Story Consultant

Professor Ted Snell

Shooter Producer

Brendan Hutchens

Art Department Assistant

Trelby O’Connor

B Cam and Camera Assistants

Meredith Lindsay
David Manners

Production Assistant

Shari Hutchison

Assistant Editors

Andrew Stodart
Maxwell Goldie

Sound Design, Tracklay & Mix

Envelope Audio
Ned Beckley
Tom Allum
Josh Hogan

Online Editor and Colourist

Paul Komadina

Animation and Graphics

Tee Ken Ng

Additional Graphics

Radheya Jegatheva

Legals

Joan Peters
Luci Silvestrin

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