Case studies
Real teams, telling their own stories.
We do not turn up, film it and leave. We teach your people the skill and stay beside them while it takes hold. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Telling their own rescue stories
We sat beside the NQAR team while they learned to plan, film and edit their own videos, so the people who know these dogs best are the ones who tell their stories.
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Video brought in-house, no new gear
The council's comms team learned to film and edit on the phones they already carried, and walked out publishing the same day.
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Putting the camera in rangers' hands
Smartphone storytelling on Country, so rangers can share the work of caring for land and culture in their own voice.
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Helping a community tell its own Stories of Resilience
Douglas Shire storytellers learned to film and edit their own stories, so the people who lived through it are the ones who get to tell it.
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Tell us a little about your team and the stories you want to tell. You do not need it mapped out, a rough idea is plenty.
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