Hello, I’m Greg

I have been creating video content for marketing and e-learning teams for close to 15 years, and I’ve shot in many different locations from underground coal mines to corporate boardrooms and even underwater for a swim school.

I have experience shooting with all types of equipment, from mirrorless cameras, to broadcast cameras and even 360 cameras. I also have my remote pilot's licence (RePL), allowing me to conduct commercial drone operations for aerial video and photography.

I’m very passionate about videoing, photographing and timelapsing the natural world, and love nothing more than to capture images of Australia’s wildlife and landscapes.

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A sample of video work from over the years.

Nexey Brand Video
A branding video aimed for social sites, providing a brief run down on what Nexefy does.

Nexefy Next Gen Immersive Learning
A showcase of Nexefy's next generational learning technology.

Emerald Valley Launch Video
A launch video for the grass fed beef brand Emerald Valley. Shot all on location in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales.

Wongari Eco Retreat
A short preview of what it is like to stay at Wongari Eco Retreat, located in Lamington National Park.

Wildlife Photography Tutorial
A tutorial about using the proper camera settings to photograph small birds.

Compono Brand Video
Working with a team of motion designers allowed me to focus on shooting and grading all of the live action sections here.
This is a company video for Compono's new logo and corporate branding.

Nexey Immersive Rail Showreel
This is is a show reel of Nexefy's immersive rail offerings.

Aquatic Achievers Swim Teacher Training
This was a large project aimed at improving swim teacher knowledge and skills when educating children on how to swim. All videos required underwater videography to capture the proper swim strokes while under the water.

Backyard Chicken Coops - Product Video
A product video for Backyard Chicken Coops.

The Corella
A personal wildlife project focusing on those common and always seen suburban birds, such as Australia’s cheekiest bird: the Corella.

Image

A sample of photography from over the years.