Webflicks brings film experience and methodology to creating video for web and social. We'll quickly intuit the landscape of your organisation and heart of your messaging - and work with you to create nuanced video that connects.
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You know it’s been too long when you breakfast with a friend and they tell you they were in LA last month picking up an Emmy award... 🏆 So proud of Wētā FX producer Libby Hazel and team behind this wonderful work on Netflix thriller RIPLEY. Watch⬇ their official Netflix VFX submission reel on full screen - amazing! https://lnkd.in/gjspp4GK #vfx #ripley #wētāfx
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Some blooms to brighten your weekday morning 💐 What a blast of Spring crafting a collaboration story with artist Emma Bass + The Hill by Fletcher Living. Emma’s work in its full glory in comments. ⬇ Click, expand and take a breath. Thanks Paris Kirby 🌷 for nurturing the concept. #theupliftofbeauty #videoproduction Webflicks
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The Future Wynyard / 2050/ Climate Hackathon was a great success- showcasing the GridAKL Wynyard Qtr Innovation Precinct in action! This is just the beginning...by encouraging Corporate NZ to tap into the potential of the Startup ecosystem, we believe we can achieve great outcomes for our communities and the world at large. Entrepreneurship drives positive economic development. Let's do this! #Bettertogether Video: Webflicks Louise Harness
It all started with a coffee between Climate Connect Aotearoa, GridAKL and Datacom back in February to explore how we could work together. We've learnt so much, met incredible people and started something great! As we work through our next steps and test some of the concepts further (watch this space!), we'll leave you with a brief glimpse of what turned out to be an exciting collaborative experience.... enjoy! 😉🌏 Thanks again to our partners for helping us make it happen: Mott MacDonald Holmes Aus & NZ Fonterra Precinct Properties Chorus NZ Limited Kiwibank Motion Capital
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🚀 Opening Doors, Breaking Barriers: The Future Needs More Women in Tech! Women bring incredible potential and innovation to the tech industry. It's time to break down the barriers and open doors for more women to join the tech revolution. Let's inspire the next generation of women in tech and build a tech world that is inclusive, innovative, and unstoppable. 📽 Webflicks #WomenInTech #DiversityInTech #TechInnovation #BreakingBarriers #Inspiration
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"We have a duty to the girls of Aotearoa..." TechWeek is powerful for raising awareness of the importance of tech for everyone in Aoteoroa and the impact that tech can have on all our lives. But of course there are incredible organisations working tirelessly to ignite korero in this space. We recently worked with GridAKL to craft video capturing the “Celebration of Women in Tech” event with leaders sharing their views on the gender gap. Let’s hope Tech24 encourages and inspires more women and girls to bring their talents to this sector. GridAKL Catriona Stewart Marissa Brindley Vic Jack Women in Space Aotearoa New Zealand #videoproduction #womenintech #techweek24 #diversity
Wow! Check out Washed Out's music video crafted entirely with AI - kinda eerie and cool. Directed by Paul Trillo the clip was made using OpenAI’s Sora text-to-video technology. We all know the controversy that surrounds Innovation in AI. These conversations have largely been driven by creatives - hello global writers and actors strikes.. It remains to seen be how this amazing tech develops and plays. I like to think it'll take its place as a powerful tool alongside others in the creative production mix. For all its brilliance, AI can't replicate real human emotion, humour and connection. Maybe one day... https://lnkd.in/gq5Uzgzz
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The best community and the perfect home for early-stage Startups in Tāmaki Makaurau…we are looking for some new teams. Come join us at GridAKL in Wynyard Quarter!! Thanks again to Webflicks and Louise Harness for another truly excellent video! https://lnkd.in/gNP9sZSC #startuplife #entrepreneurship #GridAKL #startuphub #StartupPartnerships #StartupAotearoa
WIFT's Nina Reed chats with THE CONVERT producer Robin Scholes (in cinemas today folks). Robin speaks about honoring the director's (Lee Tamahori) vision, pays homage to Don Selwyn and discusses iwi 'consultation'. "... You can't just have a consultant, you have to have a whole department, they need to be right in there and it has to be multi-tiered"//"Now we were able to put Māori at every level." The rigor here is invigorating - it's a wonderful, layered film & beautifully shot by Gin Loane. https://lnkd.in/gEevX4Vj