Of all the work we do and all the videos that we make, this is the most important to Craig and myself.
Our son Nate was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder when he was 3 years old. He attends a mainstream school with the help of a special needs aide.
The school holds an Awareness Day every year to teach children about the disability and difference.
Through education comes understanding and through understanding comes acceptance.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all school’s embraced this?
To find out more check out the Autism Awareness website
Compass Group Australia wanted to help their employees who are struggling with mental health but haven’t as yet asked for help. Unfortunately there has been suicides with fly in fly out employees in the past. I love the very pro active approach that Compass are taking to help not only their employees but anyone else who gets the opportunity to watch this video.
So over the last few months they flew me to Darwin and Brisbane in Australia to capture these brave employees who were willing to share their stories to help others in this very important video about mental health. These are real stories from real people who want to help you! Remember there is always help out there we have #gotyourback
Testimonial driven videos are such a great way to get your message across without the hard sell. Explain what you do through your interview, then let the client sing your praises in their own words. Remember people connect with people rather than a faceless voice over. Be honest and real and the audience will connect.
Goliath was a great business to work with as they trusted us completely. We suggested they put forth a main promotional video and then 2 or 3 subsequent videos that explained certain parts of their gym that they wanted to promote. This way they ended up with a short, sharp entertaining promotional video that didn’t drag on for 20 minutes explaining everything that didn’t appeal to the general audience. They loved the idea, so we ended up with a main promo video, a mums and bubs targeted video, a video about training and physio and lastly a video targeted around their GoFit Hiit program.
In parts of Western Australia, vast slabs of rock make farming nearly impossible. The same problem affects the civil industry, where removing hard laterite or limestone for roads or airstrips can be costly and time-consuming.
Enter the Reefinator — a powerful, tractor-towed implement that acts like a giant cheese grater for rock. It transforms shallow, rocky ground into usable soil or base material, making previously unfarmable land productive and slashing construction costs.
Whether it’s for cropping, pastures, or road building, this machine is changing the way we work with the land.
Watch the full video to see the Reefinator in action.
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The building industry is under pressure to work faster, safer, and more efficiently — and one Australian innovation is answering the call.
Hadrian X is a robotic bricklaying system developed by Fast Brick Robotics that’s changing the way we build. It takes a digital model of a house, cuts and places bricks automatically, and lays them with precision using a 30-metre boom — even compensating for wind and vibration.
It’s not just fast — it’s up to 20 times more accurate than manual methods and uses modern adhesives instead of mortar for stronger, cleaner builds.
We filmed an interview with its innovator and take a look at how it all works — and the potential it has to transform construction in Australia and beyond.
Watch the full video to see the Hadrian X in action.
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As part of the 2016 WA Innovator of the Year Awards, we had the opportunity to film a video showcasing the Segnut — a clever, time-saving alternative to traditional hex nuts.
Meeting the innovators behind this idea was genuinely inspiring. The Segnut solves a widespread problem in heavy industry: seized nuts that normally require cutting with oxy torches. Instead, this nut features a built-in release mechanism that allows it to break apart and fall away using standard tools — no heat, no damage, no delays.
The result? Up to 95% faster removal times and a safer, more efficient process.
Check out the video we created here:
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As a client searching for a newborn photographer, you can be overwhelmed with choice. Beautiful photographs are one thing but how do you know what the experience is like working with them? How will they make you and your baby feel? That is what is great about utilising video you can achieve all of this is just a few seconds and build trust in your client. Make your website stand out, you will be memorable in their mind after they have watched your video. Your conversions from browser to enquiry to sales will dramatically change.
Local photographer Fiona wanted to show her potential clients what it was like working with her while she photographed newborn babies. She wanted the viewer to understand the setting, ambiance and relationship with the couple and how it all contributed to the experience of hiring her. Her photographs speak for themselves but she wanted the viewer to understand that coming to her studio was a wonderful experience for everyone involved.
Contact us today if you would like a quote for a similar video for your business and start building trust with your potential clients immediately.
Training videos can traditionally be tedious and boring with a monotone voice over that will put you to sleep within minutes. A great way to liven things up is to replace this outdated video style with a role play. It is the same message but delivered with professional actors in a scripted scene. It is an easier format for viewers to retain information and they can see what they are being taught in relevant examples.
In these two video one scenario is played out in two different ways so the viewer can see the difference between doing something the correct way and the incorrect way and how a customer reacts because of this.
The Tourism Council of WA hired us to create these videos in order to train customer service personnel in the tourism industry. “The benefits to the trainers using the videos has been professionalism and the ability to use realistic examples, especially for the visual learners. Feedback from the trainees has been positive” – Julia from the Tourism Council of WA
Recently I did a self defense course at a Mixed Martial Arts gym and the course was amazing, I picked up so much fantastic information and skills that I otherwise would have never known. So on my way out I took a brochure with me to encourage others to go. Once I had a look through it and saw the poorly taken photographs which were obviously taken with a camera phone, I thought to myself “If I had’ve seen this brochure before hand, I wouldn’t have gone to this gym.” I felt the photographs did not accurately portray the quality of the course, the professionalism of the instructors and the wealth of knowledge that I got from the experience.
There’s no way around it, first impressions count, so if a potential client comes to your website, or picks up brochure and there are cheap, poorly taken photographs representing your business, straight away an opinion is going to be made. Whether you like it or not the professionalism of the photographs of your business, reflects the professionalism of the business itself.
Here is a recent photo shoot we did for ESS who provides all the support services for mining camps in the Pilbara. They use the photographs for a variety of promotional materials, website, brochures, newsletters, decals at the camps, framed posters in the head offices. The upfront cost is so minimal compared to the amount of customers the photographs will bring in. Iphones are no match for the experience and know-how of a trained professional.
Contact us today for a quote and make your first impression on your client an accurate one.
Quickboats wanted a short 30 second promotional video for their Facebook page to promote the main features of their product.
Making the most of facebook’s auto play feature we suggested an upbeat music montage that would capture people in the first few seconds of play.
The Results!…..
Short videos are perfect for social media as they are very shareable.
This video also makes the most of Facebook video’s autoplay feature as you can still enjoy the clip and watch it all the way through- even with no sound.
With the visual graphics you have absorbed all of the information that the company wanted to convey. They can also use it for trade shows other online video advertising.
By containing compelling high quality visuals, it captures the audience in the first 5 seconds of the video. In order to make a compelling social media video,
-Consider what people will see as they are scrolling in their news feed, when the video auto plays you don’t have long to grab their attention.
-It either has to be a strong, compelling image or a sequence that flows in a logical order and builds curiousity in watching further. Never start with you logo or branding, this is something you should end on after you have the audience’s complete attention.
Contact us today for more information on how to create your own 30 second promotional video.
