Sport Integrity Australia.
Safeguarding Young Athletes.
We produced 14 videos for Sport Integrity Australia’s new eLearning course designed to help young athletes recognise and build safety in sport.
For each video we recommended a creative direction from the outset, prioritising the key messages around sportsmanship, abuse and social media in professional sports.
PRE-PRODUCTION
With 14 videos to deliver, planning had to be thorough from the start. We developed storyboards for each video, built out a production schedule across multiple shoot days and locations, and worked through casting to find actors who could authentically represent young athletes across different sports. All of this was done in close consultation with Sport Integrity Australia, making sure the creative direction stayed aligned with their key messages at every stage.
UNDERWATER FILMING
CAR RIGGING
OVERHEAD RIGGING
DRONE
PRODUCTION
Across multiple shoot days we worked with local talent across a range of locations, keeping timelines tight and the approach flexible. The shoot style varied throughout — Easyrig for fluid, dynamic movement, rigging for controlled setups and aerial cinematography.
Colour & Post
In the grade we pushed the footage toward a warm, natural look — keeping skin tones honest and the overall feel consistent across what was a diverse range of scenes and environments. The goal was a finish that felt approachable for a younger audience without losing a sense of polish.
INTRODUCTORY VIDEO
This is one of 14 videos produced for the course. As the introduction, its job is to set the scene and give learners a clear picture of the topics ahead. On every shoot day we made a point of capturing dynamic imagery of each athlete — building a library of material that gave the edit energy and variety from the first frame.
ANIMATIONS & VFX
A significant portion of the series involved purpose-built 2D animation, character animation and screen replacement. Animation was baked into the creative from the proposal stage, giving us a consistent visual language to carry concepts that live-action alone couldn't land as cleanly.
