Events
We regularly host and participate in events. Here’s what’s coming up
Danika Armytage and Big Stories Little Films are proud to support and participate in a range of educational, community, charity, and industry events.
Danika Armytage, an experienced television producer and director and founder of Big Stories Little Films, regularly presents at events exploring storytelling, legacy, and intergenerational history on film.
Drawing on more than 20 years working in television and documentary production, Danika brings a unique perspective on storytelling shaped by decades of interviewing people from every walk of life.
She delivers talks and workshops for business leaders, community groups, retirement communities and to students, creating sessions that are accessible, thoughtful and grounded in real storytelling practice.
Though the audiences for her workshops vary, the goal of all her presentations is the same: to invite people to look at their story through the lens of film — to distil complexity into meaning, recognise its value, and record what matters most as something enduring.
Bespoke workshops and presentations are available for organisations and communities.
Upcoming Public Events and Workshops
EngeneIC Black Tie Fundraiser - Silent Auction Partner
March 2026
Big Stories Little Films is proud to support the EngeneIC Cancer Fundraiser, donating a Life Story Film to be auctioned on the night in support of cancer research and patient care.
Create a Memoir Film
Hosted with Inner West Council Libraries & ALIA
29 March 2026, 10am -12 noon
Haberfield Library, NSW
Intergenerational Storytelling on Film
- Youth Workshop
Hosted with Inner West Council Libraries & ALIA
9 April 2026, 2pm - 4 pm
Marrickville Library
We have delivered highly attended workshops on intergenerational storytelling and film for:
Local councils & libraries
Business Associations
Retirementent Communities
Youth education programs
Testimonials
“Inner West Council Library and History have hosted multiple workshops with Danika Armytage from Big Stories Little Films. I can confidently say her workshops are among the most impactful for filming and documenting your family history. Danika brings over 20 years of experience as an award-winning television producer - having worked on major productions like The Block and Big Miracles - which translates into a professional and seamless delivery that is rare in community settings.
The program goes beyond technical skills; it fosters a sense of reminiscence and legacy. From a coordinator’s perspective, seeing participants leave with the tools to preserve their family history for future generations is incredibly rewarding.”
-Amie Zar, Inner West Council Coordinator Community History