Some of our projects.
Work created with communities, organisations and people, across government, health, education, housing and culture.
Birribee Housing
What we were brought on to do
Birribee Housing needed authentic, community-centred content that represented its people, services and purpose. The content needed to connect with tenants, community, partners and Aboriginal people looking for culturally appropriate housing support.
How we did it
WIRIIYN captured authentic photography and videography for Birribee’s website and communications. We photographed real people, places and moments without making the content feel staged or overly corporate.
We also supported the development and design of practical communication resources, including updates to the Tenant Handbook and Specialist Housing Handbook.
The result
Birribee now has a strong collection of culturally grounded visual content used across its website, publications and communications. The work gives the organisation a warmer, more human presence while making important tenant information clearer.
Services delivered
- Photography
- Videography
- Publication design
- Content creation
- Event coverage
Durri Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service
What we were brought on to do
Durri AMS needed engaging content that showcased its services, people and impact while speaking directly to the local Aboriginal community.
How we did it
WIRIIYN worked closely with the Durri team to capture culturally informed photography and video featuring genuine community voices and local stories. We developed polished campaign content that could work across television, social media, the website and broader communications.
The result
The finished advertisement has been broadcast on local television and shared online, helping Durri reach local audiences through familiar voices, people and places.
Services delivered
- Campaign content
- Television advertising
- Video production
- Photography
Office of the NSW Public Service Commissioner
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN was engaged to help create a four-part foundational anti-racism video series for NSW public-sector employees.
The series needed to explain racism and anti-racism clearly and practically, helping employees understand how to prevent and respond to racism.
How we did it
We animated the series and transformed complex educational material into clear, engaging visual content. The animation supported the spoken information while making key ideas easier to understand and remember.
We created a cohesive visual approach across all four videos so the series felt accessible and suitable for a broad NSW Government audience.
The result
The videos are publicly available through the NSW Government’s Anti-Racism Educational Videos: Foundational Series. They have the potential to reach a NSW public-sector workforce of approximately 470,000 people.
Services delivered
- Animation
- Educational video
- Visual storytelling
- Motion graphics
Supply Nation
In collaboration with Westbourne College and Beaudie Cullens
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN worked alongside Westbourne College and Beaudie Cullens to produce a dynamic series of e-learning videos for Supply Nation’s DRIVE program.
The content needed to connect with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses while making important business-learning material clear, useful and engaging.
How we did it
We combined filming, editing, animation and visual storytelling to transform the learning content into polished, accessible videos. The creative approach balanced professional education with warmth, energy and culturally informed communication.
The result
The completed videos support Supply Nation’s DRIVE program and can reach its national network of verified Indigenous businesses and members.
Services delivered
- Video production
- E-learning content
- Animation
- Editing
- Content creation
NSW Aboriginal Languages Trust
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN was engaged to help develop and deliver content for Aboriginal Languages Week 2025 under the campaign theme Let Our Voices Fly.
The campaign needed to celebrate language revitalisation, share personal language journeys and demonstrate why Aboriginal languages are vital to culture, identity and the future of communities across NSW.
How we did it
We travelled on Country with campaign ambassadors Cody Walker and Brooke Boney to capture their language journeys. We created two 15-minute documentary stories, short social edits, campaign photography, coverage of the major community festival, more than 50 social reels, and a filmed roundtable with language practitioners from across NSW.
The roundtable created space for practitioners to discuss the work, challenges and opportunities involved in revitalising Aboriginal languages.
The result
The campaign created an extensive collection of meaningful, reusable content that continues to promote Aboriginal Languages Week and language revitalisation.
Services delivered
- Campaign development
- Documentary production
- Social content
- Event coverage
- Facilitation
- Photography
Health Infrastructure NSW
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN was brought on to produce video content supporting Health Infrastructure NSW’s Reconciliation Action Plan. The content needed to communicate commitments to reconciliation through people, stories and practical action.
How we did it
We filmed and edited interview-led content that brought together organisational commitments and Aboriginal perspectives. The visual approach kept the people and message at the centre of the story.
The result
The completed videos created an engaging way for Health Infrastructure NSW to communicate its reconciliation commitments internally and publicly.
Services delivered
- Video production
- Interviews
- Editing
- Reconciliation communications
Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
What we were brought on to do
The department needed an experienced Aboriginal-owned creative team to capture content across numerous engagements, cultural events and organisational activities throughout the year.
The work included documenting the launch of the department’s Aboriginal brand identity.
How we did it
WIRIIYN provided videography, photography and editing services across multiple events and engagements.
Our support also included engagement and consultation services, helping ensure the content was approached respectfully and captured authentic voices and interactions.
The result
The department received a strong library of professional, culturally informed photography and video for internal communications, public campaigns, events and future engagement activities.
Services delivered
- Videography
- Photography
- Editing
- Engagement
- Consultation
- Event coverage
Aboriginal Affairs NSW
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN created video content supporting communication and understanding of the Closing the Gap Priority Reforms in NSW.
We also captured Yambamanjang, an event bringing together people working across Closing the Gap in NSW.
How we did it
We used interviews, event footage and clear visual storytelling to capture the voices, knowledge and experiences of people involved in this work.
The videos connected government priorities with the people, partnerships and practical work required to create change.
The result
The content provides Aboriginal Affairs NSW with an accessible way to explain the Priority Reforms and share the work with communities, organisations and government stakeholders.
Services delivered
- Video production
- Interviews
- Event content
- Government communications
Aboriginal Affairs NSW
What we were brought on to do
Aboriginal Affairs NSW brought WIRIIYN on to capture engaging content at the Koori Knockout and connect audiences with the energy, people and cultural significance of the event.
How we did it
WIRIIYN captured videography and photography throughout the event, documenting the action, atmosphere and community stories surrounding the Knockout.
We edited the footage into fast, engaging social content designed to be shared while interest in the event was high.
The result
The finished content attracted thousands of views and strong online engagement, helping Aboriginal Affairs NSW connect with audiences through one of the most significant events on the Aboriginal community calendar.
Services delivered
- Event coverage
- Social media content
- Videography
- Photography
- Editing
Aboriginal Housing Office
What we were brought on to do
WIRIIYN was engaged to capture the voices, insights and data emerging from an important Aboriginal Housing Office event.
The goal was to ensure that the conversations and findings did not disappear when the event ended.
How we did it
We filmed interviews and event discussions, then helped transform the information into an interactive report that combined data, video and human stories.
The result
The project created a more engaging and accessible record of the event. Stakeholders could explore the findings while hearing directly from the people behind the data.
Services delivered
- Interactive reporting
- Video production
- Event documentation
- Data storytelling
NSW Treasury
What we were brought on to do
NSW Treasury engaged WIRIIYN to create an Acknowledgement of Country video and an Aboriginal recruitment video.
The videos needed to communicate NSW Treasury’s commitment to respect, inclusion and stronger engagement with Aboriginal people.
How we did it
WIRIIYN provided culturally informed video production, interviewing, filming, editing and visual storytelling.
We worked with the people involved to create content that felt genuine and respectful to both internal and external audiences.
The result
The completed videos gave NSW Treasury valuable communication tools for its Acknowledgement of Country and Aboriginal recruitment activities.
WIRIIYN’s own business story was also featured separately in the NSW First Nations Women’s Economic Participation Review.
Services delivered
- Video production
- Interviewing
- Editing
- Cultural communications
- Recruitment content
Charles Sturt University
What we were brought on to do
Charles Sturt University needed video content to promote its First Nations tutoring and Connections programs.
The videos needed to introduce the programs clearly, create a sense of belonging and encourage First Nations students to access available support.
How we did it
We filmed people connected with the programs and created warm, student-focused stories explaining the support, relationships and opportunities available through the university.
The result
The completed videos give the university reusable content for promoting its First Nations student programs and helping students understand how to become involved.
Services delivered
- Video production
- Interviews
- Education content
- Program promotion
Fulton Hogan
What we were brought on to do
Fulton Hogan engaged WIRIIYN to create an Acknowledgement of Country video that could communicate respect for Country, culture and community through genuine visual storytelling.
How we did it
WIRIIYN supported the project through culturally informed planning, filming, editing and content production.
The video was developed to feel grounded and connected to people and place rather than relying on generic corporate imagery.
The result
Fulton Hogan received a professionally produced Acknowledgement of Country video that can support its events, presentations and organisational communications.
Services delivered
- Video production
- Editing
- Cultural communications
- Acknowledgement of Country