the time has come for some long overdue changes.

over the past few weeks (or is it months?) I’ve been busily working on re-branding to reflect the different direction my work has been taking. i’m finally ditching the oh-so-80’s ‘multimedia’. phew.

the new branding and website is going to be fresher, much cleaner, more personal and to be honest just plain better.

if you want to check it out (there’s a deadline too…), have a look here: wedding videos byron bay / gold coast / brisbane

see you on the other side.

As recently posted I recently had the privilege of attending the 3 day stillmotion evolution experience in Sydney - it was incredible. Not only is this team of wedding film makers amazingly talented at what they do, they have the rare gift of also being great educators and are very generous in sharing their knowledge & experience.

It was quite an intense, challenging experience and personally I think it was one of the best investments I’ve made - much more so than any piece of gear I’ve ever bought.

Day 2 of the workshop saw us split into teams for a number of quite different production challenges. One of them was to produce a love story for a couple whose wedding was less than 2 weeks away. We had 2 hours to meet Serena and Liang, brainstorm ideas between our team then plan and execute our shoot. The 90 second finished piece then had to be edited overnight.

My very talented team consisted of Kee Sitt from wedding story (all the way from Malaysia), Warren Bonello from Exclusive video, and Edgard Neves and Marlon Simmons from Abraham Joffe videographers.

Here’s the great piece that we put together…

Tremendously exciting week coming up with my attendance at the Stillmotion evolution workshop being held in Sydney. I’m looking forward to taking part, sharing, learning, and growing in what will no doubt be an amazing experience.

For those of you that haven’t heard of Stillmotion, they are widely regarded as world leaders in true wedding cinema - constantly pushing boundaries, exceeding ‘limitations’ about what wedding cinema can be by creating amazing, inspired work. They’re coming out from Canada for an exclusive series of workshops in Sydney & Melbourne.

This is one of my favourite pieces of theirs…

Well - I’ve finally entered the blogosphere! After much hesitation & many excuses I’ve decided to keep a blog for Barwick Multimedia. I’ve got the intention to update regularly (that’s what I’m saying now, anyway..!)

It’ll be a great opportunity to showcase some work, and will hopefully give current (and future) clients the chance to see the sort of thing we do.

Stay tuned - there’s come cool stuff coming up..!