
Medical and aged care content needs more care than a typical corporate shoot. Procedures have to be shown correctly, and the people on screen are often staff, residents or clients in sensitive settings. We plan for both from the first conversation.
Why it matters now
The Aged Care Act 2024, in force since November 2025, requires registered providers to train their workforce on rights-based care and the strengthened Quality Standards. Staff turnover in aged care and disability is high, and classroom training doesn't scale. Short, accurate, well-produced video modules do. The photography behind recruitment, reporting and communications needs the same accuracy and respect.
What we produce
- Induction and onboarding videos for new staff and agency workers
- Clinical skills demonstrations (manual handling, infection control, PPE)
- Career pathways and recruitment videos
- Compliance and policy training modules
- eLearning content for LMS platforms
- Scenario-based training filmed in real environments
- Staff portraits, facility photography, and image libraries for annual reports, recruitment campaigns, and marketing
- Documentary and advocacy photography for aged care and disability organisations
How we work
Care settings need a light touch. We keep the crew small, work around care routines, and make sure everyone on camera is comfortable and has given consent. Alex brings two decades of photography and video experience, and Kylie, our co-director, is a Registered Nurse who checks the clinical detail before anything goes out.
Who we work with
- Aged care providers (residential and home care)
- NDIS and disability service providers
- RTOs and training colleges delivering Cert III/IV qualifications
- State and federal health agencies
- Peak bodies and NGOs in the care sector
Credentials
- buy.NSW Prequalified Supplier, SCM2701
- ABN 40 626 388 805
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