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Philanthropy Film Campaign

Sydney Eisteddfod has nurtured Australia’s performing artists through its annual music, song, dance and drama festival for the past eight decades. Sydney Eisteddfod wanted to demonstrate the value it delivers to the participants and the philanthropists who support it as it seeks to find new sources of funds needed to continue its work.

We filmed several key donors and a selection of young performers. Interviews delivered unscripted, candid stories that convey the authentic emotion of the value supporters and recipients receive from their involvement.

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Promoting Sydney’s first Automated Vehicle Trial

HMI Technologies was starting their first Automated Vehicle trial in Sydney and needed to capture the launch event, announced by Ministers Constance and Pavey, along with executives from other stakeholders, each representing a key partner in trialling and eventually bringing the benefits of driverless vehicles to the public.

AOM photographed and filmed the launch and ample vehicle footage taken prior to the event and produced a promotional video of the launch event conveying key stakeholders’ perspectives and demonstrating the vehicle in action.

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Campbell Arnott's staff attraction

Campbell Arnott's HR team wanted a video to support their employer brand and social media strategy to attract people who enjoy a fast-paced team environment, like to be challenged, and value the opportunity to make a difference.

AOM captured the dynamic - and fun - culture at Campbell Arnott’s on camera, filming behind the scenes, at the company’s Sydney production and corporate facilities, and featuring staff engaging with each other – at different work activities, at lunch with Campbell Soup and a Vita-Weat Lunch slice, at staff Awards and even in a Tim Tam Slam!

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Inspire families to act for nature

Taronga Zoo’s aim was to engage guests of all ages, to connect with them through a shared love of animals and nature. Tiger Trek aims to convey to the public the threats faced by tigers, thus inspire and compel them to act.

AOM produced three films: an educational infographic explaining the actions that can make a difference, another highlighting the conservation successes achieved through Taronga’s relationship with Way Kambas National Park, and a 3D immersive flight experience that took visitors on a short plane trip to Way Kambas Village in Indonesia to see the tigers.

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Your community – Do the Right Bin

The Hills Shire Council is growing, so waste recovery is critical to keeping the Hills clean and green while supporting the community's health with its anticipated 238,000 new residents.

The Waste Recovery team needed explainer videos that will carry the messages across in a captivating way, making it easy for anyone to follow.

AOM produced a series of 8 catchy animated explainer videos educating the community about the need and process of correctly disposing of their waste.

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Create ambassadors for your cause

The Zero Litter in Georges River schools and community education campaign aims to reduce litter flowing into the Georges River via stormwater by developing Zero Litter ambassadors and equipping them with compelling call-to-action resources.

The goal was to educate the students and the broader community about the pollution problem in their local environment–and empower them to assist in preserving it.

AOM produced a series of educational, promotional and dedicated videos for each school, capturing the voices of participating students as they become ambassadors for the campaign in their own communities.

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Illuminate Time

Underneath Central Train Station lies a unique history with one predominant theme: time. Sydney Trains has an extensive clock collection and people with expertise in heritage clocks and modern timekeeping technologies.

AOM researched and wrote the script to set the story in context, with questions to draw out the most interesting and complete story from the 14 experts. The 15-minute documentary weaves together fascinating stories filmed in The Clock Room and Central Clock Tower with archival imagery brought to life with motion graphics to create an engaging film.

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Celebrate change

Central to Eveleigh holds significant heritage value, both tangible – reflected in the buildings and structures within historic cultural landscapes and in its archaeological potential and intangible – expressed through oral traditions, memories and stories.

AOM created a short film that conveys the multi-faceted heritage significance of the area, allowing the diverse and growing local community to appreciate its significance and the value of its continuing evolution. Based on local history, it distils and presents the storylines through rich photographic assets brought to life and aligned with UrbanGrowth brand through motion graphics.

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Interpret hidden history

Archaeological remnants were unearthed during construction work at Sydney Opera House.

Bennelong Point’s past was thus revealed as seawall remnants, a sewerage outlet, wharf steps, and limestone pits, where shells from Aboriginal shell middens were used to make limeslate – an important construction element in the early buildings of the city.

AOM produced a film that interpreted Aboriginal and colonial history, including a 3D flyover of the excavation site from the 3D scan data provided by archaeologists, to provide audiences with insight into these discoveries.

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Sydney Water

Sydney Water’s Water Recycling Education Centre hosts varied visitors, including professionals and students studying water recycling. AOM developed custom-built touchscreen kiosks and 7 distinct learning modules ranging from videos and games.

These included a 3D animated video showing exactly how the Reverse Osmosis Plant works, an animated video demonstrating the Ultrafiltration process otherwise invisible in the concrete structure and an interactive video showing separate components of a large complex system.

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Induct your participants

Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (CITS) enable vehicles to instantly communicate safety messages with surrounding vehicles and infrastructure through trigger warnings. This technology can potentially increase road safety by warning drivers of upcoming hazards and impending collisions and is currently in the first phase of testing with 60 heavy vehicles.

AOM produced a video that comprises an introduction by the Transport for NSW program manager, a series of 3D animations to demonstrate otherwise invisible components and virtual scenarios to illustrate how the device will function in vehicles under various situations.

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