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Western Heights College

Western Heights College

Telling the story of a school worth choosing.

Telling the story of a school worth choosing.

Western Heights College Videographer and Editor — 3 Month Project

Western Heights College needed content that could do real work. A website hero and a specialised sport programs video built for open night recruitment and back to school promotion. I came on as the videographer and editor for a paid campaign shoot through Circus Media, with the goal of producing content that gave prospective students and families a genuine reason to take notice.

Western Heights College Website Hero

Shot for the college's website hero, this piece was built around a single idea: healthy, engaged, and resilient kids. The content needed to feel warm and credible at the same time. Something a parent would watch and feel good about.

Western Heights College Specialized Sports Programs Hero

A look inside Western Heights College's SSP programs; Australian football. Soccer. Basketball. Netball. Western Heights College's Specialised Sports Program gives young athletes the environment to compete, develop, and thrive.

Behind the Scenes

Education content has its own set of challenges. You're working with real students, real staff, and a school that has a very specific idea of how it wants to be seen. The brief needs to be respected and the people in front of the camera need to feel comfortable. Getting both of those things right at the same time takes patience.

Over three months I worked with the team at Circus Media to produce a website hero and a specialised sport programs video for Western Heights College's open night and back to school recruitment campaign. The shoot was planned carefully and executed cleanly. The goal was always the same: give prospective students and their families content that made the choice feel clear.

Education is one of those categories where the content either lands or it doesn't. There's no middle ground when a parent is deciding where to send their kid. I think this one landed.

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