YOU TEACH
WE PREACH
Building trusted brands for educators, visionaries and communities. Translating complex educational missions into unforgettable cinematic human stories.
20
Years behind a camera
500+
Films produced throughout career
5★
Reviews across multiple industries.
Every project
delivered on time
For 20 years.
Trusted by.
Awards.
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Meet the Founder
I'm a filmmaker who came up in the music industry, mastering my craft in environments where you have unlimited creative control but only moments to make thousands of people stop and feel something. On a return to university, studying Art History, I discovered Neo Baroque Theory, and it changed the way I made films. Spectacle, and immersion is the key to opening an audience to your story or message. The synthesis of this and my experience taught me something about making films that have impact: Show people something they’ve never seen before, knock them off their feet with something spectacular, and they'll be ready to receive your message. Spectacle grabs their attention, then the story can reach the heart.
Now I bring that craft to education. Afterall, education is all about unlocking insight, belief and action. I find the advantage hidden inside what you do, the real story underneath the mission and I build cinematic stories that make people stop, watch, and take it in. These are powerful tools, which is why I chose education as my area of focus. These tools have typically been used to sell products but I believe we can use them to make the world a better place by changing people's lives.
Building trusted brands for educators, visionaries, and communities. Translating complex educational missions into unforgettable, cinematic, human stories.
If you've got something worth teaching,
Let's make sure it lands.
Past Work.
Crown & Country
Completed over 5 years, this project had the bold ambition to connect the ideas and culture of Walpiri Elders from remote NT with urban city living Australians.
At the heart of Crown and Country is the voice of the prolific Warlpiri philosopher, teacher and artist, Wanta Jampijinpa Pawu-Kurlpurlurnu, from the remote central desert community of Lajamanu, NT.
Wanta joins his father Jerry Jangala Patrick OAM, one of the most important Warlpiri songmen alive today, whose traditional singing at ~90 years grounds the work in Warlpiri ceremonial song.
Alongside contemporary compositions by Marc ‘Monkey’ Peckham, Crown and Country translates their deep intergenerational cultural knowledge into immersive music and film, where Wanta Jampijinpa invites you into a desert journey through the Warlpiri universe to gain a deeper understanding of belonging, connection, and responsibility to Country. At its heart, Crown and Country is an invitation for all Australians to embrace indigenous culture as a part of our shared identity.
Crown and Country toured Australia in 2025 starting at Darwin Festival, then moving to Mparntwe Alice Springs International Film Festival, and finally in Melbourne as a part of Now Or Never, where it screened to a sold out capitol theatre.
The film succeeded in both resonating with and inspiring the local community as well as engaging urban Australians. The film acts as a bridge between the Warlpiri people and broader urban Australia.
Audiences described it as:
“Straight to the heart of knowledge and culture”
“It hit me like a freight train”
“Something to touch the hearts”
“It’s The Truth about Australia”
“It made us feel so proud”
“Feels like exactly the medicine we need for this age”
“It highlighted the absolute importance of Art in communicating things that are really hard to communicate”
Click below for a radio interview with Wanta, Jerry and Monkey.
Upper Yarra Local Development Project
The Victorian Government brought forward the end of native timber harvesting from 2030 to January 2024, leaving Upper Yarra communities about eight months to prepare for a transition they had expected to take seven years. Under the 2019 Victorian Forestry Plan, the Upper Yarra was named one of eleven priority communities across the state eligible for funding to develop a Local Development Strategy, and the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action gave Yarra Ranges Council $500,000 for a strategy covering Yarra Junction, Warburton and Powelltown. Launched in mid-2023 as a three-year initiative, it was co-designed with RMIT University and used a "Smart Specialisation" approach, running local Innovation Working Groups to develop job-creating projects built on the region's existing strengths.
Outcomes: We managed to condense a large complex project into a digestible format that was well received by the community.
The film was screened at the Warburton theatre as part of a community building event. The film improved community discourse on the project and provided a touch point for those looking to promote or explain their group.
St Martins (VIC) collaborated with Corrugated Iron Youth Arts and Darwin Symphony Orchestra (NT) to develop and present a new, local iteration of Gene Tree: Listen. Now. Again with 75 young people at the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens as part of Darwin Fringe Festival. The project follows St Martins' multi-award-winning 2022 premiere season at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne and more than four years of creative development with almost 100 children and teenagers from 40 cultures contributing words, stories, melodies, rhythms and ideas.
This high paced shoot required tight planning, quick thinking and lightning fast execution. With only one session to document as much of this sprawling interactive performance getting it right the first time was the only option.
Gene Tree is a beautiful piece about our connection to nature.
Gene Tree: Listen. Now. Again.
MAV TECH
The Municipality Association of Victoria hosted events to connect industry leaders in the tech space with leaders in local government. The challenge here was to provide an overview of all the themes discussed in a tight and tidy package.
Your work changes lives.
Dont risk them missing out.
Let’s tell the real story.
“we help educators, communities and visionaries inspire their audiences to action.
Whether you’re teaching financial literacy, shaping minds in a school, or perfecting their roundhouse in the dojo, your work isn’t just a service or a sector. It’s a framework for human transformation. You give people the tools to change their own trajectory. To put them on a path where they might just achieve their dreams. But too often, that life-changing impact gets buried beneath dry corporate messaging, complex data, and institutional noise.
I value this space deeply because I’ve benefitted enormously from my own education. The things I have learned have lead me to achieve life long dreams that I once thought were impossible. I’ve lived my dreams, and I know you can help your students live theirs too.
Together, we take the heart of your mission, the “why”, and tell it’s story in the most sincere and heartfelt way we can. When they know your why, they’ll know your committed to help. A brand film that communicates the feeling of why you do what you do, brings your clients closer to you. This intimacy builds trust, and trust is the foundation of any good relationship.”