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Drift Media is Media Company based in Gippsland, Victoria, Australia

Drift Media is an independent production house which has been in operation for over ten years. Our passion lies in all things media- from underwater documentaries to process flow animations to short film narratives. Our production slate is diverse and includes titles such as “Visions of Blue- The Secrets of Port Phillip Bay”- (Network 10), “Colours By Numbers- The Sodukumentary (ABC), and ”Quickl

y Go Mad”- Speed Sailing Documentary. Drift Media has been passionately involved in several long-term projects which assist communities to build their capacities. These include Bushfire Recovery (Federal Government), Road Safety (Indonesia), Senior Citizens Advocacy, and Aboriginal Remote Community Development. On the field, Drift Media has been a media provider for Cricket Australia, and the Ironman Series, as well on water camera supplier for the Bell’s Beach surfing competition. On the waves, Drift Media was the official media provider for the 2011 World Moth Sailing Championships, the 2012 Ka National Moth Championships, and the 2013 Farr40 East Coast Sailing Series as well as media producer for local sailing companies including Zhik, Ka Sails and Flymount. Aside from production, Drift Media also provides media consultancy and training in all aspects of video production, film making and community capacity building projects. Drift Media has worked closely with the education sector to design and develop rich media learning and production spaces which arm students with 21st century skills. Schools which have constructed new learning spaces include Silverton Primary School, Kilberry Valley Primary School, Princes Hill Primary School and Camberwell High School. With a strong background in the media sector, Drift Media is a founder of the award-winning and internationally recognised- re@ct student film festival-which showcased the media work of thousands of students across regional Victoria.

30/06/2025

It's a little strange to be thinking about bushfires on the last day of June but the changing climate is forcing us to rethink our approach.
The Firewise Learning Hub has been a fantastic collaboration to put together- hopefully it forms the base for a powerful resource for communities wanting to be proactive about the threat of bushfire.

FIRE WISE LEARNING HUB LAUNCHED

The Fire Wise Learning Hub has been officially launched at a recent online webinar hosted on June 17th. The learning hub was produced in collaboration with Drift Media and Owen Gooding.

Owen has been involved in biodiversity conservation and bushfire management for over 23 years working with state and local government and the CFA. He was a member of the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Task Force which undertook research into house loss on Black Saturday. Without his expertise this project would not have been able to come to fruition.

The Learning Hub can be accessed via the following link: https://firewisehub.online/

This online resource will continue to evolve with the addition of new and updated content.

If you wish to discuss the inclusion of new and updated content please email [email protected]

https://www.basscoastlandcare.org.au/newsandevents/fire-wise-learning-hub-launched

Drift Media
Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife
South Gippsland Landcare Network

This Fire Wise Project is funded by the Australian Governments Preparing Australian Communities Program in partnership with the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife (FNPW).

26/06/2025

Today we had our last Digital Photography session at Inverloch Library. There were lots of great questions about camera technique and functionality. Hopefully our community participants got something out of my ramblings!!!!!

What a fun way to spend a morning!
Many thanks to Jess @ Myli - My Community Library
for getting the idea off the ground.

Stay tuned for an exciting library project we are hoping to get up and runnig in the next few months

17/06/2025

Whenever we get an opportunity to work with Myli - My Community Library Myli, we jump at it!

When a few locals enquired about running a digital photography workshop, I went straight to Jo and Jess at Inverloch library. They gave it the big thumbs up and got the ball rolling immediately. I never take for granted how lucky we are to have such a wonderful community resource in our town.

"Libraries store the energy that fuels the imagination. They open up windows to the world and inspire us to explore and achieve, and contribute to improving our quality of life."

Sidney Sheldon

13/06/2025

Some of our production work- this one is a collaboration between Bass Valley Pastoral, Bass Coast Landcare Network and the Mulloon Institute.

11/06/2025

Bad hair, looking pretty dusty , and like they’ve just woken up…I’ve finally found my spirit animal!!!

White faced heron captured as part of Melbourne Water’s Wetland Project at Orchard End Farm.

29/05/2025

Last night I was asked to talk about drones and disruptive tech @ South Gippsland Bass Coast Local Learning & Employment Network's AGM and Networking event at Trulli in Meeniyan.

I was restricted to 15 minutes...I could have rambled on for a lot longer!!! but a great event all the same!

16/05/2025

Next episode of West Gippsland Catchment Management’s Gippslandscapes podcast. In this edition we were ably assisted by Caleb Owen (Media Student)

12/05/2025

Snowy River Sunset

30/04/2025

Don't know about this new editor...All he does is trash the office and then sleep....I think he might have lied on his resume

28/04/2025

Our recent aerial work along the Latrobe River

26/04/2025

So good to see Bass Coast Specialist School student’s film “Taking Comfort” up on the big screen as part of the Bass Coast Shorts Film Festival at Berninneitt in Cowes.

Film can be viewed here- https://vimeo.com/1008703789

09/04/2025

A cracking day to be in the air!
Working with Dan from West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority on the Thomson River, capturing the "before" shots at a few willow removal sites.
We were joined by a local wedge tailed eagle who came to check us out and let us know we were on their patch-nothing but awe and respect for these amazing birds!

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Drift Media is an independent production house which has been in operation for over a decade. Our passion lies in all things media- from underwater documentaries to process flow animations to short film narratives. Our production slate is diverse and includes titles such as “Visions of Blue- The Secrets of Port Phillip Bay”- (Network 10), “Colours By Numbers- The Sodukumentary (ABC), and ”Quickly Go Mad”- Speed Sailing Documentary. Drift Media has been passionately involved in several long-term projects which assist communities to build their capacities. These include Bushfire Recovery (Federal Government), Road Safety (Indonesia), Senior Citizens Advocacy, and Aboriginal Remote Community Development. On the field, Drift Media has been a media provider for Cricket Australia, and the Ironman Series, as well on water camera supplier for the Bell’s Beach surfing competition. On the waves, Drift Media was the official media provider for the 2011 World Moth Sailing Championships, the 2012 Ka National Moth Championships, and the 2013 Farr40 East Coast Sailing Series as well as media producer for local sailing companies including Zhik, Ka Sails and Flymount. Aside from production, Drift Media also provides media consultancy and training in all aspects of video production, film making and community capacity building projects. Drift Media has worked closely with the education sector to design and develop rich media learning and production spaces which arm students with 21st century skills. Schools which have constructed new learning spaces include Silverton Primary School, Kilberry Valley Primary School, Princes Hill Primary School and Camberwell High School. With a strong background in the media sector, Drift Media is a founder of the award-winning and internationally recognised- re@ct student film festival-which showcased the media work of thousands of students across regional Victoria.