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Category Archives: animation

Working on wellbeing…

A simple animation giving some basic information about mental health – script and voice-over by Aspen Medical for Origin Energy.

Alcohol and other drugs…

A simple whiteboard style animation presenting health information about alcohol and drugs use. Commissioned and scripted by Aspen Medical for Origin Energy staff and workers.

Working remotely, making a difference…

A short video introduction to Remote Area Health Corps (RAHC) nursing in the Northern Territory, Australia – the Remote Context.

The second video outlining the Scope of Practice :

Clicking the switch…

South Australian Power Networks Draft Plan 2020-2025 animation, inviting feedback :

South Australia: remote voting…

A simple animation with Pitjantjatjara voiceover demonstrating remote voting for the South Australian State Election on 17th March 2018. A shorter version will be used at remote voting centres on the day.

Making the city great!

A video for the City of Port Phillip, Victoria, encouraging the community to tell what is important to them in keeping their city great. The feedback helps guide the annual budget preparation and Council Plan. Read more here.

Voiceovers by Max McHenry and Ellie Parnell, music by Tom Kneebone.

Metaphors Ink

A short animation for Russell Deal’s new business Metaphors Ink. As many people will know, Russell is a legend, the founder of St Luke’s Innovative Resources, a world renowned publisher of conversation-building card sets and books for social workers, psychologists, counsellors and all human services practitioners.

The soundtrack was created by Tom Kneebone.

It’s a job finding a job

The Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union is working on a comprehensive guide to inform unemployed workers of their rights. This animation encourages people to get involved in the production of an easy to read summary of the Job Active Government Guidelines.

Ideas… working together

A short 11 second animation to demonstrate an idea.

Getting council approval

This is a short animation for the Adelaide City Council to show the benefits of the Placemaking approach.  At present,  local businesses seeking approval to put a structure on the footpath, in this example a planter box,  may need to present the proposal to up to seven departments at their local council. With the Placemaking approach the process would be simplified and is about empowering local businesses.

Guitar and sound effects by Tom Kneebone.