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Bodybeat

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Bodybeat was an Australian documentary series presented by Michael Tunn and broadcast by the ABC in 1993.[1] It was a two part series teenager's body images.[2] The first part looked at females and the second males. Tunn talked to a range of people of their perceptions of peoples bodies, how it affects them and what drives those perceptions. Natalie Vlies of the Canberra Times wrote that it was "the first Australian documentary made by a teenager for teenagers."[3]

References

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  1. ^ Sadlier, Kevin (4 April 1993). "Bodybeat, ABC-TV, Monday 5.30pm". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  2. ^ Gill, Raymond (22 March 1993). "Perceptions of teen beauty". The Age.
  3. ^ Vlies, Natalie (22 March 1993). "Bodybeat". The Canberra Times.