Have your last minute events, night shoots and regional projects captured with a hassle free video partner that works as an extension of your team.
Justify the investment working with a team that has a proven record of completing complex projects including multiple shoot dates and sourcing talent.
Feel confident working with a team that ensures quick turnaround, seeks to understand your brief, follows your department’s branding guidelines.
Here’s how you can elevate your Program using video:
Show the positive results and impact of your Program.
Share your Program with local and regional communities.
Present success stories to encourage new participants.
Build a suite of resource and make staff feel valued.
Convert text-based resources into attractive visuals.
Cater to diverse audiences and learning styles.
The NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development needed to explain the initiatives helping farms lower their emissions, in a way that reached farmers and primary producers directly. The information spanned two regional research sites and multiple stakeholders. The challenge was to turn technical, program-heavy content into something interactive, clear, and genuinely useful for people on the land.
Greater Visuals produced two 360 virtual tours, each combining text, imagery, and video to walk producers through the relevant programs. The project involved travel to two regional sites for capture, alongside the 2D video production. Greater Visuals aligned every stakeholder so their input shaped the hotspot content accurately, and managed the full process end to end to keep the work on track.
The two high-resolution 360 virtual tours were delivered on time and on budget, ahead of the department’s year-end deadline. They now feature on the department’s official website and sit within its resources, giving farmers and primary producers an accessible way to understand emissions-reduction programs.
The NSW Ageing and Disability Commission needed to explain how the NSW Government protects older people and adults with disability from abuse, neglect, and exploitation in the family, home, and community. The subject was sensitive and the audience vulnerable. The challenge was to make complex protections clear and accessible without causing distress.
Greater Visuals worked closely with the Commission to turn an approved script into two animated videos. Greater Visuals developed a detailed storyboard, refined over several rounds to capture the department’s vision and handle the material with the right sensitivity. Once the storyboard was signed off, the project moved into production, and the finished videos were delivered to the client’s satisfaction.
Both videos now sit on the Commission’s offcial channels, where they continue to serve as active communication assets. They are available for reuse across future campaigns and were optimised for accessibility, helping the department share important protections with the people who need them most.
Fire and Rescue New South Wales needed a series of short educational videos to support their ‘Youth Fire Intervention’ Program.
However, they faced challenges in communicating fire safety concepts to effectively engage a teenage audience.
We managed all aspects of video production, from scripting,
storyboarding, location hire and talent management. We delivered a smooth 10-day shoot and provided multiple rounds of revisions to uphold the Program’s messaging and branding.
The received positive feedback from its teenage audience and included in an interactive online learning platform.
FRNSW received 12 x three-minute fire safety videos, along with high-resolution images to strengthen their Program resources.
The NSW Department of Education needed a series of video resources and live webinar events for their ‘Launch your Career’ Program.
However, they faced challenges capturing stories to highlight careers in different industries and managing the live webinar events.
We provided an end to end video production service and coordinated with TAFE NSW to capture different career and educational pathways across multiple industries. We managed the live webinar events, providing professional live streaming equipment to broadcast the events to high schools across NSW.
Each webinar reached students across metro and regional NSW.
The resulted in increased enrolments to TAFE NSW courses across multiple industries.
The NSW DoE received 5 minute highlight videos for each industry, live webinar management and an edited recording of the webinar, which was shared with high schools across NSW.
The Australian Space Agency needed a compelling promotional video for the 76th International Astronautical Congress in Sydney. The challenge was to create a story that would inspire a global audience to attend while showcasing Sydney and sparking fascination with space exploration.
Greater Visuals collaborated with the communications team to craft a script centred on Australia’s first female astronaut. The narrative highlighted her journey and achievements, making the story authentic and aspirational. Filming was completed in one day across multiple Sydney locations: including the beach, observatory, and city centre. The edited videos went through a multi-stakeholder revision process to ensure alignment.
The final video successfully attracted attention across platforms, generating thousands of views on LinkedIn and Instagram and featuring prominently on the event’s website. It provided both inspiration and visibility for the Congress, effectively positioning Sydney as a hub for space exploration.
Skills NSW needed high-quality photo and video content to showcase regional winners of the NSW Training Awards. The challenge was coordinating shoots across multiple workplaces in 3 Sydney Metro Regions and the Hunter Region . The content was required within a tight deadline and needed to align with specific photo and video briefs.
As the preferred supplier for over five years, Greater Visuals built an efficient system to schedule shoots, communicate requirements with winners, and capture content promptly. Filming and photography were conducted on-site at workplaces, highlighting winners in action, interacting with colleagues, and through portraiture. Editing processes were streamlined to ensure on-time delivery while maintaining consistency with Skills NSW branding.
The project delivered a robust multimedia library that Skills NSW now uses across websites, brochures, banners, and social media. The content continues to enhance recognition of winners while promoting vocational education and training across NSW.
Work with a team that takes you through planning, storyboarding, scripting and defining your audience to make sure your content hits the mark.
Feel at ease knowing you are guided by a team that can be trusted to get the job done while keeping it fun and relaxed.
Receive high quality video assets to help you secure funding, boost participation or strengthen educational resources.
