To support your written application for a Fellowship, you will need to record a 60 second video pitch (around 120 words at an average speaking pace) to address the below points:

1. Very briefly introduce yourself.
2. Explain why your proposed Fellowship project is important.
3. What benefits can it bring to the Australian community?

Read these tips to help you plan your pitch.

Click on the links below to view examples of video pitches from applicants who were successful previous rounds

• David Barbalet
• Sherrie Beaver
• Katie Hagebols and Rosemary Nabulwad (Joint Fellowship)

Steps to record and submit your 60 second video pitch: 

1. Any video longer than 60 seconds will not be considered, and will be deleted.
2. Once you have recorded your pitch below and you’re happy with it, press ‘Yes’ to ‘Ready to send?’ and you will receive an email with a link to your video from ‘[email protected]’. If you don’t see the email please check your spam/junk folder.
3. Copy the link to your 60 second video from the email, and paste it into Video Pitch section of the online application form before submitting. Links to videos recorded in other platforms will not be considered.

Please do not use the ‘Record Screen’ or ‘Upload’ buttons, videos must be recorded using the below recording platform.

Please do not submit multiple video recordings. The platform enables you to attempt your pitch multiple times – only submit the pitch you want to go in your application. We see every pitch that is submitted.

You must not go over the 60 second time limit, or your video will not be considered and your application will be ineligible.

Record your pitch