Corporate Videos

What does "corporate video" mean to you?

No two corporate videos are the same and just by visiting this page, some original ideas may sprout to mind that just need a little watering.

Perhaps as you read the following examples of our corporate video projects, your ideas will grow.

	Isik College An information video aimed at prospective parents and students of this highly acclaimed educational facility in the northern suburbs of Melbourne.			Sugar Australia An information video "Unlock", featuring interviews with employees who described the various changes and achievements that had taken place within the company.
	Outdoor Education Group An information-packed video was made highlighting the numerous benefits of outdoor education and the associated activities and various programs offered by OEG.			BHP A detailed video was made highlighting the achievements of the first 5 years of their Lyndhurst facility.
	Nestle Australia More corporate videos than we can possibly list here!			Department of Education / EmployEase To encourage long term unemployed people to study and improve their skills sets, a very successful promotional DVD was produced called "Why Not Give it a Go!"
	Department of Infrastructure The director of the department chose a 3 minute DVD with impact (lots of night and sped up shots) to use as an introduction to his department for some of his political addresses.			Australian Institute of Management A short corporate video with no dialogue was carefully produced to show prospective clients the extent of their facilities and services.
	Worksafe Needed video to help reinforce their position as an Employer of Choice. This 11 minute video predominantly featuring staff interviews was titled "A Great Place to Work".			Cambridge Integrated Services Each year we produce short safety video segments to introduce the winners of the "Wellness Awards" and show off their achievements at a formal function.
	Cadbury Schweppes A series of short videos showing regional progress of manufacturing.			Evergreen IT This high tech recruitment firm wanted a reflective high tech video. The use of "crash zooms" and "whiz pans" combined with some carefully designed graphics caused some sensational effects.
	Transfield Customer service drives this incredibly successful infrastructure and services company. Channel 1 produced a video to reinforce this culture.

	Case study

SCT Logistics is a family owned and operated company that is now generally regarded as Australia's most innovative multi modal transport operator.

In the process, they have become Australia's largest private rail freight operator with world class rail terminals in Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide and Parkes NSW with more to come on the drawing board.

SCT chose Channel 1 to produce their first corporate DVD back in 2005 and have enlisted our services for a number of projects since.

This year has seen a major achievement in the company's short but super impressive history. The first of 27 (12 fully refurbished and 15 brand new state-of-the-art locomotives) company owned and operated locomotives come off the line.

These locomotives will be used to pull the 700 or so SCT rail freight vans around Australia.

Being fanatical Essendon supporters, the Smith family decided to name the very first locomotive off the line after the irrepressible Essendon Coach; Kevin Sheedy.

The Kevin Sheedy Express was launched on the 20th July 2007 and SCT approached Channel 1 to produce a 3 to 4 minute video showing the refurbishment of the locomotive and drawing parallels between the amazing success story that is SCT and the magnificent career of Kevin Sheedy.

The parallels between Sheedy and SCT were easy to find:Innovation, All Australian, Thinking - outside the square, Fantastic reputation, Leadership Unsurpassed records.

Whilst the parallels between SCT and AFL football on reflection also became quite apparent: Speed, Agility, Delivery, Skill, Energy and Power.

It was decided that we would produce a video simply to music with some appropriate footage and screen graphics featuring the above parallels to help tell the story.

The result was a highly motivating clip that was enjoyed by the 100 or so VIPs that helped SCT launch the first of their company owned locomotives... The Kevin Sheedy Express.