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Red Cross
IFRC workers could see COVID-19 vaccines were not reaching remote communities. We framed the story like a wildlife documentary — humans in the spotlight — so the equity message could not be ignored.
View case study →Causes & nonprofits
Stories for charities
& nonprofits.
Films that get to the heart of the problem — who you help, why it matters, and why people should get behind you.
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RSPCA
RSPCA NSW and Workplace Giving Australia needed to explain the scheme to companies and employees. Playful animation showed the impact on animals and why it is a win-win.
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Cotton Australia
Cotton Australia wanted to share eco-friendly farming improvements of the past 30 years. A story from planting to harvest, highlighting farmers caring for the land.
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RSPCA
Changing how pet owners care for cats is hard. We told it from a cat lover’s point of view — dangers of roaming, and how cats thrive indoors and in enclosures.
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ACIR
Food waste data turned into a visual narrative that drives awareness and action across the supply chain.
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NSW Government
A complex reform made clear for a huge public audience — social-ready and praised for how clear the message is.
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Solar My School
Empowering schools through solar — a mission story that makes the benefit obvious to parents, staff, and partners.
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IPA Australia
Electric car road tax explained so the campaign could reach a huge audience and support approval in SA and VIC.
View case study →Create an emotion.
With an emotive visual story, you can truly connect with individuals and bring about collective action — and show donors how their support is put to good use.
Create positive change
- Educate the public on your cause
- Inspire people to spread awareness
- Raise more donations
“This video gave us the ability to explain a complex reform and without it, our campaign would have never reached such a huge audience.”
Questions
How much does it cost?
From $5,000. Most projects land around $10,000–$15,000. Fixed quote upfront after we understand the brief.
How long does it take?
Most projects run 3 to 6 weeks. Simpler pieces can ship in about two weeks when scope is tight.
Who will I be working with?
Me. Dan Neale. Concept, storyboard, creative direction, and delivery. When a job needs extra hands, I direct them.