A Century of Life in Their Own Words
The 100 Project is a documentary series sharing the stories of people who have lived for 100 years. Their reflections create a rare record of lived history — offering insight and wisdom from a century of life.
The 100 Project was created by filmmakers John Winter and Ros Walker, who believe that people who have lived the longest offer a unique perspective on the world—one that often leads to the most surprising and powerful stories.
Know a Centenarian?
Families, friends and carers can nominate a centenarian to be a part of The 100 Project. If accepted, we’ll guide you on how to film the interview on a smartphone and then we’ll professionally edit the footage for free.
You film. We edit for free.
The Filmmakers
John Winter
John Winter is an Australian filmmaker with more than forty years’ experience telling human stories on screen. His work includes producing the acclaimed Australian film Rabbit-Proof Fence and many other feature films and documentaries. With a background in anthropology, he has long been fascinated by memory and lived experience, and by the way personal stories connect us to history.
Ros Walker
Ros Walker is an Australian producer who has worked on feature films and documentaries in Australia and internationally, including Everybody’s Oma, a much-loved portrait of an elderly woman. Through The 100 Project she enjoys helping centenarians share their memories and perspectives, and is continually amazed by the lives they reveal — full of humour, adventure and unexpected turns.