6 x 30-60 second Social Media adverts

Client: GettaRide
This campaign strategically targets both potential users and drivers, emphasising a distinctive feature that allows users to determine their own pricing for rides. This initiative underscores the flexibility and consumer-driven approach that Gettaride represents, establishing a new standard in the transportation industry.

Our engagement in this project was comprehensive, involving significant contributions to scriptwriting and actor rehearsals. The production, which included both daytime and night time shoots, featured a diverse cast and captured a multitude of scenes. The energetic and fast-paced environment on set was conducive to showcasing the exceptional talents of both the actors and the crew.

This advertising project stands as a notable achievement for Sunburnt Films, marking our expansion into new creative territories and successful collaboration with a team of highly professional actors. The campaign’s success serves as a clear indicator of the powerful synergy that can be achieved when innovative ideas are executed by skilled professionals.

3 x 2 minute Social Media ad

Client: Noongar Land Enterprise

The Noongar Land Enterprise (NLE) Group, is a not-for-profit Aboriginal-led grower group in Western Australia. The videos highlight the innovative land management practices of Noongar primary producers in the southwest region, marking a departure from conventional Western farming techniques.

The NLE Group engaged our production company to create a trio of videos that would feature different primary producers, each with their unique approach to nurturing the land

The task was to authentically capture the essence of indigenous land management practices and convey the significance of these methods to a broader audience.

Filming took place on location at Yaraguia, where we had the privilege of interviewing Oral McGuire, the head of operations. This setting provided a rich backdrop for the videos, allowing us to delve into the history of the farm, the people behind it, and their aspirations for the future.

The video series was met with acclaim, culminating in a bronze award at the Telly Awards, recognising the project’s excellence in storytelling and cultural representation.

Through this project, the NLE Group’s commitment to sustainable and culturally resonant farming practices was brought to the forefront, offering a glimpse into the potential of indigenous-led agriculture.

Project: Visual Production for live stage show

Client: Theatre 180
“The Lighthouse Girl Saga” is a theatrical piece set against the backdrop of a cinema screen, bringing to life the narrative of Dianne Wolfer’s renowned book series. Theatre 180 engaged our services to craft the visual backdrops that adorned the screen.

Theatre 180, a homegrown production company from Western Australia, has been a frequent collaborator with Sunburnt Films. Our filming adventures took us to Albany, Cowaramup, and Perth, culminating in the creation of over 250 polished assets.

The video snippet showcased here represents just a slice of our collective efforts in this recent artistic venture. It features the closing title sequence from the stage play, which unfurls at the show’s conclusion, marrying the art of visual storytelling with live performance.

In this production, our task was to conjure up the visual backdrops for the stage, a venture that stood out as particularly distinctive for us, as it unfolded over several months.

Outcomes: The production was met with a warm embrace from showgoers at every curtain call, with many coming forward to laud our design and execution.

1 x 60 second Social Media ad

Client: Epilepsy WA
Epilepsy WA, a registered charity operating on a tight budget approached us to film a advert for GWN. The ad featured real people who live with epilepsy, filmed on a simple backdrop, reading a script.

During filming we saw an opportunity for something special. As each participant finished th line, we asked them a deceptively simple question: “what does epilepsy mean to you?”

Their heartfelt responses became the foundation of our 60-second advert, which not only aimed to reduce the stigma around epilepsy but also to promote the work of Epilepsy WA.

Results: The social media advert was a resounding success, winning a bronze award at the Telly Awards and receiving acclaim for its authentic portrayal of the challenges and resilience of those living with epilepsy.

2 x 60 second Product Videos

Client: XRF Scientific
XRF is an Australian company based in Perth, WA. They manufacture equipment and chemicals, which are distributed to production mines, construction material companies and commercial analytical laboratories, in Australia and overseas.

Our established relationship with XRF encouraged them to ask us onboard once more to collaborate on two new videos that would showcase the precision and efficiency of their latest equipment.

Filming took place on the XRF premises under supervision of their tech and operations teams. The challenge was to highlight the technical proficiency of the machine, whilst still creating a visually dynamic video.

XRF scientific website: https://www.xrfscientific.com/

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1 x 60 second Promo Video & 3 x 15 second SM reels

Client: Perth Pirates Dragon Boat Racing
The Perth Pirates paddle out of the Maylands and Recreation Centre, training several times a week, all year long.

The club approached us to collaborate with their team to create a series of high-energy videos that could be used to recruit new members into this dynamic team sport.

Production involved filming on a scheduled training day, which luckily occurred on a beautiful Sunday morning with not a cloud in the sky.

Perth Pirates Dragon Boat Club website: https://perthpiratesdragonboatclub.com.au/

11 x 2 minute career video, 10 x social cutdowns

Client: DRPID
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is a Western Australian government department responsible for regulating and advancing agricultural and food industries, fisheries and regional development within the state.

Sunburnt Films has been collaborating with the department for 4 years on multiple projects. The content we deliver has always received positive feedback, so they brought us on board for this year’s new initiative.

This project involved interviewing a diverse range of specialists in various fields related to the agricultural industry.

DPIRD website: https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-primary-industries-and-regional-development