Crewcible Studio

15/04/2026

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17/02/2026

Anyone else got this problem?

01/12/2025

If you know us, then you know we will ask to film in your house with your dog.

When we arrive we will rearrange all your furniture before you finish boiling the kettle. Your busy-body neighbours will be constantly peering out the window wondering what is happening across the road. After we leave, it is possible a picture may be very slightly crooked or your vases will be switched around. If it's a Monday maybe you find a strange, large battery hidden in the couch and we arrange for it to be picked up at a later date.

But guaranteed the house will be back to normal, the shots will look amazing and your dog will have the best time!

23/10/2025

Time flies.

It's now been three years calling Centrepoint our home.

Working hard each day on projects that deliver Big Picture Outcomes for our clients.

16/10/2025

A locally made PINK gin flavoured with native botanicals.

We partnered with Antipodes Gin to create a series of campaign videos supporting their push into international markets.

The result was a successful investment round, raising $370K from 274 investors, driven by the reach and impact of our content.

When your passion is matched with the right visual story, people take notice.

08/10/2025

Here are some great shots of the wonderful, bright humans of the Youth Advisory Group.
They joined us in sharing their stories at Old Parliament House.

These interviews were designed to support activities centred on advocacy. They aim to inspire students by presenting them with stories from young people passionate about making a difference in their schools and communities and on a larger scale.

03/10/2025

Taking portraits of the head honcho.

We were hired by The New York Times Magazine to conduct a remote shoot (on IPhone can you believe it) where we were put through the rounds to try a variety of different coloured back drops, tones, shapes, expressions and positions. Over 500 photos in total for the best image.

The photographer logged in from Las Vegas and directed via laptop feed until she got the frames she wanted.

The chosen photo can be viewed in the September issue online on the New York Times Magazine website or in print.

07/07/2025

It’s been a busy few weeks. Up, down, and all around. Here’s a quick look behind the scenes: Jimmy enjoying the Shoalhaven views from a scenic lookout.
Trialling a new Canon R5C rig setup, hoping to spare our backs from too much gimbal duty.
A couple of turkeys… and a car setup.
A short but sweet stay at a farm with a well-earned hot tub for the crew.
Steve, mid-recline, sharing his signature brand of sage advice (on something or other).
Stops included Nowra, Berri, Wollongong, Sydney and Melbourne.
A few chilly weeks flying interstate talent into Canberra’s frost—can confirm they loved that.
Gear testing at Sydney’s temple of film: The Front, Banksmeadow. A playground for cinematographers.
Always grateful for the work, the people, and the stories.

20/03/2025

21/02/2025

Join us for a special event exploring bushfire stories and resilience.

The National Library in Canberra is hosting a screening of The Day She Stole the Sun, our documentary capturing the experiences of those affected by the Badja Forest Road Bushfire (Black Summer 2019-2020).

📅 Date & Time: Saturday, March 29, 11AM - 12PM
📍 In-person event | Free entry (Bookings essential)
🎥 Film Screening | 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
🥗 Lunch Break | 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM
🎙️ Panel Discussion | 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (livestreamed)

Featuring insightful conversations with Rhonda Ayliffe, James G Logue, and Dr Mary Hutchison, chaired by Dr Scott McKinnon (National Library of Australia).
Come and be part of this important discussion. Reserve your spot today! link in bio