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For a century, the United States of America and Australia have fought side by side in every major conflict. Read more
Opened on ANZAC day, 2018 as part of the World War One centenary The Sir John Monash Centre is a purpose built Interpretive Centre of major national significance that recounts the stories of Australia's part on the battlefields of Flanders and the Somme. Read more
WildBear delivered more than 60 individual audio visual pieces delivered as part of a mobile application for Apple touchscreen devices. Read more
WildBear delivered a mobile application to guide people through the Old Parliament House (now the Museum of Australian Democracy). Read more
WildBear reinvigorated this keynote exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in 2007 creating a custom audio video piece that plays across many multiple video screens and projection surfaces in a rotating theatre taking the viewer on a journey from Australia’s pre history through indigenous history into European settlement and to modern day. Read more
The Anangu elders who asked us to preserve the Seven Sisters songlines for the next generation – and people everywhere – saw an opportunity to tell this story through digital experiences as well as paintings, photographs and sculptural forms. Read more
Urban Art Projects (UAP) is the world’s biggest grandeur art maker. Our favourite duo are back and taking big to even bigger! Handsome and charismatic twins, Dan and Matt Tobin are again taking us around the world; from Australia to America to Asia and the Middle East, Making Marvels follows the boys and their amazing team of UAP staffers on dramatic journeys across the globe as they design and install the world’s biggest art concepts. Read more
This series explores the extraordinary story of Hitler and the Nazi Party’s plans to win World War II by using an array of supernatural and occult super powers. Read more
Baby Animals Around the World is a humorous narration driven series based on a day in the life of a broad range of extremely cute baby animals from a wide variety of natural, domestic and cultural environments around the world. Read more
Imagine, you get in your car, you turn the key but there’s a hissing noise coming from under the hood. Read more
Flowing from the heart of Borneo, the Kinabatangan River is a cornucopia of life. Read more
Every battle is both a victory and a defeat – it depends which flag you fly. Read more
The World around us is a series of four films that explore the often surprising and visually rich stories of people, places and animals existing on the fringes of the increasingly modern and globalised world. Read more
The First World War claimed a life every twenty-five seconds – for four years. Read more
Be they simple tools or feats of engineering and science, killing machines have always been at the forefront of engineering and innovation. Read more
A decade and a half since the close of the twentieth century we take a considered look at the people most responsible for the events that shaped the hundred years which transformed our world from horses and carts, homemade toys, and empires to the one we know today. Read more
Many of mankind's ideas to build big seem impossible. In Supersize Structures we look at when the impossible became the inevitable, from ancient temples to skyscrapers and spacecraft. Read more
Baby Animals In The Wild is a humorous narration driven series based on a day in the life of a broad range of extremely cute baby animals from a wide variety of natural environments around the world. Read more
Shadow Trackers, Zac James and Hunter Page-Lochard encounter local storytellers and elders as they attempt to discover the truth behind the scary stories that petrify us, guide us and teach us life’s lessons. Read more
The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science are Australia's most prestigious and highly regarded awards for outstanding achievements in scientific research, research-based innovation and excellence in science teaching. Read more
In an education exchange program 4 students from Beijing China travel to Sydney Australia and 4 students from Sydney travel to Beijing, to experience life in a new school, a new home and a explore the cultural differences with a new group of friends. Read more
Using archive material from the conflict, including Chinese footage not previously seen, this program tells the story of the Sino-Japanese War, a major theatre of war whose story is little known internationally. Read more
‘M.A.D. World’ explores how the world was changed forever by the Cold War. Over eight episodes, remarkable archival film shows how the build up of nuclear arms and the mistrust between West and East instilled terror across the globe. Read more
Animals That Changed History is a six part documentary series that details the contributions of animals to human development throughout history. Read more
In three one-hour specials, we explore the secret, primal force that drives the animal kingdom: hormones. Read more
What would happen if Canberra's suburbs went speed dating? Read more
A series that celebrates the functionality of the ugliest forms of the animal kingdom. Read more
At WildBear we are very proud to be continuing our decade long association with QL2. Through that association we share QL2's commitment to the development of Australia’s creative arts community, particularly the encouragement of young people looking towards communication, media and arts careers through their passion for dance. Read more
In Australia Doesn’t Just Want To Kill You we look at some of the extraordinary and extraordinarily deadly Aussie wildlife that, with a little ingenuity, are proving as helpful as they are harmful. Read more
Presented and narrated by Colin Friels, “Changed Forever” vividly recreates the story of Australia and Australians during the years of the First World War. Read more
The scorching interior of the oldest continent is home to one of Australia’s toughest inhabitants– the mighty Red Kangaroo. In this inhospitable yet magnificent land “Rusty” takes on everything the sunburnt country can throw at him. Read more
Exploring the most geologically significant parts of New Zealand, and their influences on the landscape, climate, environment, and culture of the country. Read more
A series of 15 second TVCs for the Australian National University, each focussing on the unique experience of a real ANU student. Read more
Snake Sheila followed two Brisbane snake catchers - 'Snake Sheila Julia' and her Scottish bloke 'Johnny Bagpipes' - over a snake season where they're run absolutely legless. Read more
The bigger picture presented in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four has endured, challenging us and our interviewees to continue to question the nature of humanity and freedom. Read more
It's a battle for survival, and the rush to stay one step ahead - a step that can be the difference between life and death. Read more
Join Making Tracks as Australia’s greatest train journeys transport you through our most extreme landscapes, revealing the vast wilderness, pioneering history and colourful characters whose lives revolve around these epic rail lines. Read more
Told in 13 episodes through the unparalleled resources of one of the world’s great film archives, and brought to life by the testimony, recorded exclusively for the series, of more than fifty eyewitnesses to the war, this is the story of the greatest man made event in history. Read more
This is a tale of two cities. One is ancient, with thousands of years of tradition, home to more than 20 million people—Beijing, Capital of the People’s Republic of China. One is barely one hundred years old, a planned city, home to less than half a million people—Canberra, the capital of Australia. Read more
In the First World War more than 80% of Australian fatalities occurred on the main battlefield, facing the main force of the enemy. Read more
The vastness of our country, its beauty and hostility, fires and floods, are part of who we are, how we think and how we define ourselves. Read more
Filmed in front of a live studio audience, Save Your Life Tonight is a unique new series that takes the top ten health issues facing Australians today and explores them in an interactive and entertaining way with charismatic host Andrew Daddo. Read more
Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films is a hilarious thrill ride through the bowels of Hollywood’s least-loved indie film studio – where quality was a happy accident! This is not just a hilarious tale of scattergun movie making, but of two cousins – Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus – whose passion for cinema changed the way movies were made and marketed. Read more
This landmark three part series, set in the central Indo-Pacific, unlocks some of the hidden secrets of the scientifically defined region known as the Coral Triangle; discovering species new to science, engaging with the diverse local people, and experiencing natural events that are as awesome as they are humbling. Read more
When a ragtag team of prison inmates joins a groundbreaking rehabilitation program, they begin a search for redemption through Australian Rules footy, on a journey toward the WA Amateur Football League grand final. Read more
The Queen’s maiden visit to Australia in 1954 marked the end of one era and the dawn of another. Read more
From the arid desert of Australia’s red centre to the snow-covered peaks of the Alps, from the riches waiting to be discovered in the waters of Western Australia’s shark coast, to the lush jungles of the Daintree on the opposite side of this vast continent, Australia’s national parks are home to some of the world’s greatest treasures. Read more
Said to be cursed, for over 80 years the immense ‘Gothic Symphony' has remained unperformed in its entirety. Read more
For the first time the latest behavioural research is combined with new imaging technologies to provide amazing insights into the extraordinary arsenal of weapons that have evolved in the animal kingdom. Read more
Australia – a continent of natural wonders! This four-part series takes you off to the kingdom of the kangaroo and red rocks with breathtaking aerial footage, riveting super slow motion and extraordinary animal stories. Read more
Dancing Down Under is an observational series that follows the amazing adventures of a group of young Australians as they compete for the winner’s trophies in the crazy world of Irish Dancing. Read more
Karate-kickin’ midgets! Paper-mâché monsters! Busty babes with blades! Filipino genre films of the '70s and '80s had it all. Read more
Best friends Wolfgang Bylsma and Skye Walker Ogden have a dream. For the last six years, these Perth men have devoted their time and talents to producing unique Australian comic books through their company Gestalt Publishing. Read more
Australian National University - how would you like to learn? Read more
A comprehensive suite of information programs to coincide with the Australian Government's national launch of DisabilityCare Australia. Read more
Three mates deconstruct history by reconstructing the devices that made it. Read more
A TVC celebrating ActewAGL's connection with our nation's capital. Read more
Many millions of years ago, before even our ancestors walked the earth, there were dinosaurs. And Australia was once a place where they roamed in vast numbers. Read more
An educational documentary commissioned as a training and information tool for peacekeepers before deployment on United Nations’ missions. Read more
A series of TVCs featuring real stories from real people around the theme 'For You'. Read more
Commissioned by the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation this series of animated programs explains the features of the Military Super Scheme. Read more
An aerial journey of New Zealand, from the deep south of the South Island to the northern tip of the North Island. Read more
Three TVCs introducing Canberra to its new suburb by explaining the distinctive Googonian culture. Read more
Following the development of the United Nation’s Women Peace and Security Agenda, this half hour documentary forms part of a training package for UN employees. Read more
When things are tough – on the sports field, in the face of natural disaster – we summon up the Anzac spirit. Read more
Built by pioneers in the ranges that dominate Canberra's landscape these huts are more than just landmarks. Read more
An advocacy video for the national fundraising campaign to preserve one of the most treasured cars in the National Museum’s collection. Read more
Coinciding with the canonisation of Australia’s first saint, this documentary explores the remarkable life of Sister Mary MacKillop. Read more
On international battlefields, through archive and re-enactment we search for the greatest Australian icon: The Digger. Read more
A one hour special which brings to life the heroic stories that are marked along the Remembrance Driveway between Sydney and Canberra’s Australian War Memorial. Read more
Part of ActewAGL's Natural Gas campaign, this TVC asks how you would spend an extra $800. Read more
A series of short programs designed for the Government’s “Clean Energy Future” website. Read more
This series of programs was produced to highlight the issues surrounding Defence Force personnel (serving, recently retired and veteran) and mental health issues. Read more
An information program raising awareness for the support available to parents of newly diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder children. Read more
The journey – to the top and beyond – has been full of discoveries for this group of Indigenous sports stars. Read more
In ten half hour episodes ten eminent Australians amusingly, movingly and provocatively give their thoughts on what it means to be “As Australian As”. Read more
An interstitial designed for the Australian War Memorial’s commemorative exhibition of the legendary Siege of Tobruk. Read more
Comedian Fiona O’Loughlin asks what have the Irish ever done for us? Read more
Seven Chinese retirees embark on a 3,100 kilometre cycling journey from their smoggy industrial city to Everest Base Camp. Read more
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