• Cuttlefish Country documentary project expands to feature film proportions

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    Save the Cuttlefish!

    When we first began work on Cuttlefish Country back in August of 2011, we did not forsee the story growing to such scale and complexity. What began as a short documentary project has grown into a full-length feature film project, and we’re thrilled at the prospect. After initially investigating the mystery of the missing Giant Australian Cuttlefish aggregation of Upper Spencer Gulf, we decided to extend the scope of the project to include more background on BHP Billiton’s massive proposed Olympic Dam mine expansion. Every answered question led to new questions, and we soon found ourselves compelled to tell the story of the incoming South Australian mining boom and to explore the opportunities and the challenges which lie ahead for mining companies, regional communities, the South Australian Government and the environment.

    The cuttlefish and their plight will still feature prominently in the story, while broader topics are also addressed including groundwater use, energy consumption, the nuclear power debate and infrastructure challenges. Stylistically, the film will feature a diversity of opinion in interviews, many spectacular locations around South Australia, and a significant number of animated sequences, including stop-motion and illustrated styles. The project remains independently funded, and has received no grant monies or external investment. As this project has effectively placed our service business on hold, we appreciate any and all private contributions to our production through the purchasing of campaign merchandise, and in-kind sponsorship. We are striveing for an April 2012 release date, with screening venues and distribution TBC. You can find out more about the project and connect with us on social networks at Cuttlefish Country.

  • danimations gives leading business and personal vloggers a professional edge

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    Danimations offers production and coaching services to help vloggers take their video communications to the next level. A low-cost option for anyone looking to generate content on Youtube, vlogging (short for video blogging) has never been easier to get started with. It’s being embraced by an ever-widening variety of personal and business communicators- but all vlogs are not created equal! Good vlogging starts with the message- but if the production quality falls short of expectations you set by your brand or presence elsewhere, you could be doing yourself a disservice. The good news is, we’re here to help. Danimations offers professional coaching for emerging vloggers, plus affordable production packages to spice up your vlog content with titling elements, insert shots and animation. We can also review your content, and provide you with distribution and search-engine optimisation services. To show you what we’ve been doing with vloggers lately, take a look at the playlist below. We deliver and communicate online, servicing clients all over the world. New customer enquiries are always welcome.

  • Wire By Click launches online video series to demonstrate their innovative products

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    One of our most innovative South Australian clients Wire By Click has just taken a giant leap with its online video presence, after realising the fantastic opportunities awaiting proactive businesses on Youtube. Wire By Click offers a radical new alternative to traditional, labour-intensive soft wiring approaches for commercial and domestic applications. As a start-up company in their early years of trading, founder Mark Fahey and his team identified the need to clearly demonstrate the benefits of using their 3 and 5 pin wiring solutions to increase customer take-up. A phonecall later, and we were commissioned to produce a series of low-budget videos to do just that. The job moved from concept to Youtube-distributed reality within a week, and has been put to immediate work. Take a look at Wire By Click’s products and video below and imagine what a series of online videos could do to help you grow your business. New customer enquiries are always welcome.