Robbie Slater's endorsement for my job application as a Wildlife Caretaker in Kangaroo Island.
I met Robbie Slater, Australian former professional football (soccer) player and sports commentator, during the Tiger street Football Event in Sydney and he agreed to release a special endorsement for my campaign!
http://youtu.be/mNN7VOQ_3ys
Thursday, 9 May 2013
My final endorsement presentation / presentazione finale referenze
2 weeks researching, promoting and carrying out interviews, 2 days filming and recording, 8 hours editing and ... THIS IS THE FINAL RESULT! A big thanks to all of you for the precious support! Now it's time to relax a little bit, waiting for the final decision!
2 settimane di ricerche, promozione e interviste, 2 giorni di riprese, 8 ore di montaggio e... QUESTO E IL RISULTATO FINALE! Un grazie a tutti voi per il prezioso supporto! Ora e' tempo di rilassarsi un po' nell'attesa della decisione finale!
Final endorsement presentation / presentazione finale referenze
http://youtu.be/EeryUj8S8i8
2 settimane di ricerche, promozione e interviste, 2 giorni di riprese, 8 ore di montaggio e... QUESTO E IL RISULTATO FINALE! Un grazie a tutti voi per il prezioso supporto! Ora e' tempo di rilassarsi un po' nell'attesa della decisione finale!
Final endorsement presentation / presentazione finale referenze
http://youtu.be/EeryUj8S8i8
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Local and Online Media Releases - Articoli di giornale su stampa locale ed online
AUSTRALIAN BOARD SYDNEY
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| AUSTRALIAN BOARD OF SYDNEY |
LOCALPORT
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| Localport notizie_ _Una eporediese “alla caccia” del miglior lavoro al mondo |
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| La Repubblica TV |
Monday, 6 May 2013
Cinque italiani per il lavoro più bello in Australia
Ecco a voi il servizio di Daniela Accadia, andato in onda su La Repubblica TV dove si parla del concorso The Best Jobs in the World e dei 5 italiani finalisti che concorrono per le 6 posizioni di lavoro offerte dall'Ente del Turismo Australiano. Come dice la giornalista, per votare sulla pagina Facebook di ognuno di loro c'è tempo fino al 7 maggio!
....Quindi...
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Sunday, 5 May 2013
About Kangaroo Island
"There really aren't enough adjectives to accurately describe the beauty of Kangaroo Island. In fact, words can almost spoil the moment. Even photos don't do this wildly gorgeous destination justice".
Isaac Bober, Symmetry, Australia
Sea-lions basking on white beaches, koalas dozing in lofty eucalypts, pelicans soaring over shimmering lagoons... Kangaroo Island is a pristine wilderness - a place that has offered protection to substantial populations of native Australian animals, a place of beauty and a place of escape.
Kangaroo Island (or ‘KI' as the locals call it) is also big and surprisingly diverse. If you traverse its 155km length you'll find soaring cliffs, dense bushland, towering sand dunes, wetlands and massive arcs of bone white beach.
A Destination For All Seasons
While some things never change - friendly people,
cool breezes, uncrowded beaches and geological wonders - each season brings new
life and spectacular changes in landscape colours.
Summer: December - February
As the summer approaches, wildlife retreat to
bushland habitat to shelter during the heat of the day. The land is a contrast
of golden pastures against summer wild flowers and the new growth of native
trees.
Kangaroos and Tammar wallabies are seen
predominantly at dawn and dusk.
Little penguins moult all their feathers at
the end of the breeding season and can lose up to half their body weight.
New Zealand Fur seals give birth to
chocolate-brown pups.
The Australian Sea-lion breeding season begins
with pups born from January to June 2006.
Heath goannas lay 10-17 eggs in the warm,
stable, humid atmosphere of termite mounds, the perfect incubator.
Koalas, wallabies and kangaroos give birth to
tiny young, which are naked and blind.
Autumn: March - May
Pastures begin to green and waterways and
catchments begin to flow. Autumn is a time of transition, with some rainfall
gradually providing the wildlife with fresh growth to feed on.
Glossy Black cockatoos and Little
Penguins begin nesting.
Black swans begin their courtship behaviour of
wing-raising, neck-stretching and loud trumpeting.
Fungi start to appear on damp ground and
rotting wood.
Winter: June - August
Winter is spectacular with lush green countryside,
flowing rivers and abundant wildlife: it's Kangaroo Island at its most
appealing. Land mammals, predominantly night, dawn and dusk feeders for most of
the year, frequently come out by day.
Koalas emerge from the mother's pouch and
begin to ride on her back.
Kangaroo and wallaby joeys start to emerge
from the mother's pouch and feed by her side.
Echidnas form 'mating trains' where up to
eight males will follow a female for around four weeks.
Waders, on their migration from Siberia, begin to
arrive.
Ospreys show off to their mates in spectacular
courtship fights.
Southern right whales pass the shores on their
migration from Antarctic waters to the Great Australian Bight to calve.
Spring: September - November
Spring is the season of rebirth. It is a wonderful
time to see the spectacular array of wild flowers, birds and mammals.
Wildflowers are in abundance. There are
approximately 40 endemic floral species found on Kangaroo Island.
Eucalyptus oil is in peak production. One
tonne of leaf can produce up to 30 litres of oil.
Cape Barren geese nest on top of the native
iris grasses to incubate their eggs.
Platypuses lay two eggs in a burrow up to 20
metres long.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Meeting Cannavaro in Sydney!
Today I got the amazing opportunity to meet Cannavaro in Sydney, one of the most famous Italian football player ever!
I was so excited of being the first person entering the signing area and waiting for so long has been worthwhile! At the end of the day I got the original photograph of Cannavaro, a photo and a video, wishing me good luck to become the future Wildlife Caretaker in South Australia! Thank you Cannavaro for the nice time and for your precious endorsement!
I was so excited of being the first person entering the signing area and waiting for so long has been worthwhile! At the end of the day I got the original photograph of Cannavaro, a photo and a video, wishing me good luck to become the future Wildlife Caretaker in South Australia! Thank you Cannavaro for the nice time and for your precious endorsement!
Friday, 3 May 2013
E la mia corsa al successo continua! eccomi presso gli studi della radio Australiana SBS con lo speaker Marco Lucchi!!Cliccate il link alla pagine per sentire l'intervista completa!
And my run to become a celebrity continues! In these pictures I am at the studios of the Australian SBS radio with the speaker Marco Lucchi! Click on the link below to listen to the complete interview!
SBS RADIO INTERVIEW
Few shots during my first radio interview in Sydney!
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| Italian Interview with Marco Lucchi - SBS Radio; Sydney |
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| Italian Interview with Marco Lucchi - SBS Radio; Sydney |
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| Getting ready for the interview! |
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| English Interview - SBS Radio; Sydney |
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