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then deliver it to your community on repeat
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THE PROBLEM
Rice and Carry wanted a signature sound to their video, so they commissioned our very own Larry T Hill (aka Dylan) to write their brand song “Save Your Waste”.
THE WORK
We wrote and recorded the song in Bangalore, India. Then made this video remotely using footage shot by environmental NGO hanging Tides and the art of Isuri MH. we cut together this brand film to make something as fun as Rice and Carry in Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka.
introduce your store
THE PROBLEM
Most people who buy e-bikes are totally new to the industry, some of them haven’t ridden a bike in years. Auckland’s Electric Bike Team needed to distinguish themselves in a crowded and complex market.
THE WORK
It’s really a win:win when a client is so serious about their video output that they will book a whole round of videos.
As a result we were able to combine founder interviews, customer testimonials, test rides , product explainers, customer FAQs, We shot 6 months of content over 6 days and produced 60 different videos to save the owners a significant amount of time. During Covid lockdowns, our product explainer videos helped drive contactless sales and bridge the gap with no customers allowed to enter the shop.
book out your course
THE PROBLEM
Jessyca needed a way to show Yoga Teacher Trainees what it feels like to be part of her training.
THE WORK
Our crew attended the course for a few days to get a deep sense of the experience and create bonds with the participants. This video was so successful she still uses this one video for course promotion around the world, 4 years later. This video cleared over 50k views across platforms.
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take your audience on a journey with you
THE PROBLEM
After 6 years in the one location, Omafiets Bicycle Shop were suddenly faced with a big change. Whilst initially scared off doing video work until they were safely established in some kind of new location, we pitched to cover this whole challenging period as a short documentary.
THE WORK
The following 10 months saw our film crew capture the highs and lows of this unique group bound by their incredible passion for people-powered transport.
LOGLINE
When a last minute eviction throws Sydney’s most gender diverse bicycle shop off track, they are forced to find a new home for themselves and 100 bicycles.
Grandma’s Bike is a short documentary following the challenging logistics of a community re-emerging into the sunshine after 6 years in an underground bunker. The film premiered at the 19th Annual Filmed by Bike Festival, in May 2021, Portland, Oregon USA. Contact us for a Private Screener Copy.
