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Ethical Storytelling for not for profits - filming in a home is usually where people are most confortable.

Ethical storytelling for Not-For-Profits in Melbourne [2026 Guide]

If you’ve ever had to sit through a board meeting where someone asked, “But where is the heart?”, you’ve felt the pressure. You need to prove impact to get that next grant. But you don’t want to turn your clients into props for a fundraiser.  I’ve seen local Melbourne charities stay “safe” and dull because they’re terrified of exploiting people. They end up with videos that say nothing. It doesn’t have to be a trade-off. […]

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How to use video to raise funds in Melbourne

How to Use Video to Raise Funds in Melbourne

If you’re trying to use video to raise funds in Melbourne, you’re already on the right path. Melbourne audiences are generous, socially aware, and deeply connected to their local communities, but they’re also bombarded with more content than ever. Cutting through the noise isn’t easy, and that’s exactly where a well-crafted fundraising video earns its keep. Across charities, nonprofits, community groups, schools, clubs, foundations, and even purpose-led startups, video consistently proves itself as the most […]

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Matt Jasper Live streaming and directing the ASRC Telethon 2025

Melbourne Live Video Production: Behind the Scenes of 16 Hours Live for the ASRC

When the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) asked us to help capture their biggest fundraising event yet, we knew this wasn’t just another Melbourne live video production—it was a story worth telling.Over 16 hours of continuous live video production, our Melbourne team managed cameras, lighting, sound, and streaming logistics to share moments of courage, generosity, and community spirit.Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we planned, filmed, and delivered one of Melbourne’s most meaningful live video […]

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Video Production for Not-For-Profits

Creating the Impact You Need Not-For-Profit (NFP) organisations need more money, more supporters, and more people to know about the important work they do. This engagement serves a purpose; ultimately, NFPs exist to create positive impact and public benefit. But, with over 56,000 registered charities in Australia alone, it’s hard to stand out. No longer can charities assume that their important calls to action will cut through the crowded social media landscape based on good […]

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