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Established in 2008
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Welcome to EG productions, a full-service Video, Print and Digital Production Service dedicated to producing exceptional content for various client needs Australia wide. Operating since 2008, we were established in Darwin, NT and relocted to Bendigo, Victoria in 2019. We are more than just a production company - specialising in indigenous cross-cultural resources in order to ensure that the content we produce is smart, engaging, and speaks to people in ways that take them on a journey. We also offer a full suite of media conversion services. Contact us to learn what we can do for you or your business.
Short film about a boy caught between two worlds.
Video about small business development and health and wellbeing Client: NT PHN 2014
A yolngu man is released from Jail and fears going outside after years of incarceration. His family try and persuade him to go hunting to no avail. It takes extreme measures to break him out of his fear and get him back into living outdoors again. Nominated for Four Awards and winner of Best Use of Quote Award in 2008 15/15 Film Festival
Facilitators guide for Menzies School of Health Research. Also Created videos and TV commercial series.
Short film about indigenous suicide prevention and mental health. Client: NT PHN 2015
Suicide Prevntion Taling mat using ASIST Model Client: Anglicare NT 2013
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He knows the lay of the land in working cross culturally and has excellent skills in production and resource development. Greg went above and beyond the call of duty to produce something that we were truly satisfied with.
NT PHN
The video is very holistic in how it examines suicide, intervention and safety at a ‘whole-of-community level’ as it impacts on Indigenous peoples’ in the Northern Territory.
It is a great down to earth, genuine, true to life rendition of our story which is great. A credit to all who participated and who put it together.
The Remote Family Violence team officer commented that this tool had “hit the nail on the head” in regards to being culturally appropriate.
I'm absolutely delighted with the final script. The phrasing of the key messages is great I also like the way you've used some really nice persuasive linguistic devices.
The use of animation was a
powerful approach in supporting participants to develop an understanding of caring for dogs, especially in explaining transmission pathways and in making the linkn between dog health and care and human health.