Principal photography on Kindred wrapped in time for everyone to break for Christmas (everyone except the editor and the director). Here’s a sneak-peak at the location shoot in the Blue Mountains. WARNING – Any singing and dancing is by no means a reflection of the film itself, we cannot be
With 10 days to go, the crowd-funding campaign for Kindred has already exceeded our $19200 target with an incredibly generous $5000 contribution from ad agency extraordinaire M&C Saatchi! The production for Kindred is going to be a massive undertaking, so we’re still pushing for more funds so that every every
The crowd funding campaign for Kindred has been a great success so far, we’re nearly 25% of the way to our goal of $19800 and we were recently featured in Mumbrella. We’re having a party in June to thank all the contributors. Drinks by Sailor Jerry and Fusion Brewery, with
We are in the middle of an Australia-wide augmented reality campaign for McDonalds’ Loose Change menu. We’ve done augmented reality before, but this project is unique because it is intelligently reactive. Ronald’s response, both verbal and physical, is determined by the audience’s interaction with him. Audiences were presented with challenges
We have a crowd-funding campaign raising the funds to produce a short film called Kindred, about a group of Indigenous people abducted by aliens from the Kimberley Ranges in Western Australia. Written as an opening sequence from a feature film planned for production next year, Kindred will be a breakneck
Merry Christmas diggity dawg! Here’s to hoping 2012 brings good change…
A humble little word to say the Mark KICKS ASS! His UKTV ad won a Gold at Promax this year for best television image promo. Gods of awesome awards, may we win many more in 2012 before the world ends…
We had the distinguished pleasure of working with a simply delightful English chap who goes by the rather unusual name of Bear Grylls. Schweppes brought the daredevil face to face with his most daunting challenge yet; Australians. We produced a range of media around the campaign, including online video, Facebook
I’ve just seen a hilarious video mashup that I’m sure will inspire a video meme like the subtitled Hitler rants that flood YouTube. As George C Scott sits in a cinema watching a trailer for the latest Adam Sandler “comedy”, his reaction goes from bored, to disgusted, to outright horrified
Last Friday we were dropping angels into people’s laps in Melbourne’s Federation Square as part of the new Lynx Excite campaign! This augmented reality is an adaptation of a creative concept executed by Grand Visual in the UK. We had to dust off our old trigonometry to get the angel
