We’ve produced a wide range of educational and training video and dvd programs

Written on Tuesday, November 14th, 2006 by Kine Graffiti :: 0 comments to this post

Amongst our most recent are media training packages for the Lowy Foundation, a client guide to workplace practices for the legal firm Freehills and a series of profiles on women in science for The Office of the Status of Women.

We’ve also made a guide to the transition from school to university and a student’s introduction to the Faculty of Medicine - both for the University of Melbourne and a series of online student education programs for Edith Cowen University in WA and LessonLab in the US.

Melbourne consultancy Education Strategies commissioned a school based program on decision making and we produced the teachers and students guide, ‘The Employment Process’ for Video Education Australia.

We’ve also made a user’s introduction to the processes of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission and video library access tours for the Royal Australian College of Ophthalmologists and the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital .

We’ve completed a number of community education and brigade training videos for the CFA and produced and presented the Australian Training Awards for the Australian National Training Authority.

With the launch of the Australia Post online banking system ‘giroPost’, we produced staff training programs, and video packages for the launch itself. We’ve written production scripts dealing with the Australian Vocational Certificate Scheme for the Department of Education Science and Technology and scripts for Monash University, assisting Asian students considering courses in business and computing.Our corporate training projects include video presentation of the ‘Fast 100′ Business Awards and a small business strategies series for Deloitte, investor presentations for ANZ McCaughan, Galileo Southern Cross and Tandem, staff training videos for Europecar Rentals, a series for the Australian Services Union, highlighting enterprise bargaining issues and a four part industry based safety training series for Safety Image Australia.