Sixty40

A series of videos explaining the National Broadband Network: The $36.9 billion national infrastructure project designed to deliver broadband to 100% of Australians.

Sixty40 designed and directed these character-driven spots for FetchTV, a “new breed of entertainment”. They combine charm, humour and slick animation: which happen to be our favourite things.

In the future, Recycling is murder. This half music video, half short film, for Africa Hitech on Warp Records, tells the tale of Robots who choose a sort of rough dignity.

M & C Saatchi asked us to put a giraffe to the test.

Tequila Sydney commissioned this piece to explain how much better your world can be when you choose Visa Prepaid travel cards.

After the success of last year’s exploration of the lesser known sports of the Winter Olympics, Foxtel asked us to … more

The titles for The Biggest Loser needed to squeeze in twice as many contestants into the same amount of time. It was difficult, but we did it. Good luck to them.

This Heart-warming, 3D and 2D water-colour infused journey is a nostalgic trip back to a simpler time where baby food was just picked off the tree.

Whether we be flying over the Swiss alps looking for righteous pow-pow or drifting through a field of dandelions, these 2 cinema spots for American Express mix 3D animation and paper texture just right.

The Bridge asked us to create a 15sec dynamic television commercial with a cut-through style, conjuring up childhood memories of carefree days and ice cream at the beach.

In this TVC for Instant Scratchies we bring Mr Monopoly to life and even get to channel a classic scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Sapient Nitro brought us a radical concept for a Kmart Toy Sale to create a world inspired by the freedom of kids’ imaginations.

Sony Music commissioned us to create this band of 4 super-stars from the Planet Woot. The campaign included a music video, interviews and even became McDonalds Happy Meals toys!

Australian cable channel TV1 came to us to capture the spirit of summer in stop motion.

For Beyond Productions we reinvented the classic Mythbusters’ title in 3D and HD.