Video production company for Geelong: design studios, airshow stands, carbon fibre and conference bids

In a City of Design, the client is often a practice that thinks visually: an architect presenting a competition entry, an industrial designer showing a prototype, a textile label entering a prize at the National Wool Museum. They arrive with renders, models and sketches, and with firm views on typography and proportion.

We treat their files as the master reference. A building stays at the massing and materials in the drawings; nothing is added to make a scheme look further along than it is. Our contribution is sequence, light, sound and pacing. Concept imagery is labelled, and the practice approves every frame before it goes to a jury or client.

Carbon Nexus, Deakin's open-access carbon fibre and composites facility, has been at Waurn Ponds since 2014, and firms around it work on fibres, resins and composite parts. Their buyers and investors need to see a process that happens inside an oven or under a microscope.

We animate only what your micrographs, process diagrams and test results support, and each frame goes back to your engineers for checking. Strength or weight figures appear only as you state them. Where a scene is a schematic rather than a record, it is labelled, so nobody mistakes an illustration for test footage.