After eighteen months of calling Adelaide’s Tomorrow Studio home, danimations has moved premises! Our blossoming digital media content production business is now based at Flinders Partners, Laffer Drive, Bedford Park in the Mark Oliphant Building. Our new location allows us raft up closer than ever to our core customer base- the state’s movers and shakers in innovation, research, technology and commericalisation.

Recently, danimations has focussed on the delivery of effective online video content for clients in engineering, manufacturing, software development, innovation and commercialisation sectors. We were first introduced to the Flinders Partners space by our clients Thereitis.com and WireByClick, and quickly identified an opportunity to relocate and reposition ourselves in their coworking space. We are now in an ideal position to satisfy the digital media needs of our most valued present and future clients. We would like to extend our gratitude to the staff of Flinders Partners for inviting us to share their premises and vision as we embrace new opportunities together in the new year.

Combining their passions for nature, photography and conservation, Dan Monceaux and Emma Sterling have launched a new website called NatureScope Photography. The site provides the duo with a platform through which they can sell their photographic art and promote conservation efforts and activities worldwide. To celebrate the website’s launch, a selection of NatureScope wares will be available to purchase at Rundle Street Markets on Sunday, November 28th in Adelaide, South Australia. Works available include a broad range of greeting cards and six themed high-quality wall-calendars: Birds of Southern Australia, Australian Wildflowers, Floral Art Photography, Kangaroo Island Wildlife, Butterflies of Australia and Life on South Australia’s Rocky Reefs. In addition to visiting the NatureScope Photography website, you can also become a fan on Facebook, and follow on Twitter.

danimations founders Dan Monceaux and Emma Sterling recently returned from a week-long nature photo safari on Kangaroo Island. The pair visited many of the island’s conservation parks and wilderness protection areas, and have returned with a bulging new photographic portfolio, overflowing with nature images. Included are many colourful and delicate wildflowers, marine, terrestrial and avian wildlife and spectacular scenics. A collection of new photographic calendars and greeting cards will be available for online ordering and at selected sellers in South Australia in November. A limited selection of these images are available now on Dan Monceaux’s Redbubble site.