Animation Highlight
WAYARANG
Care, Culture, and Connection on Country
One of our recent projects saw us collaborating with Wayarang and NAATSIHWP (the National Association of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners) on a powerful initiative that supports mob delivering healthcare on Country.
NAATSIHWP plays a vital role in representing and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners across Australia.
Their work is about improving outcomes through culturally safe, community-driven care, and the program we helped bring to life was all about connecting frontline practitioners with the support, systems, and policy knowledge they need to keep doing that work.
A Pathway through Policy
Machine was brought in to help turn dense, often abstract government policy into something useful, accessible and meaningful for community. We developed a suite of explainer animations - visual tools that speak clearly, stay grounded in context, and respect the audiences they’re made for.
The work was done in deep collaboration with the team at Wayarang, the agency, and a crew of incredible contractors and consultants who guided language, tone and style from start to finish.
Work That Belongs
Where It Lands
Our focus from day one was clarity, respect and cultural relevance. Every frame, every word, every design decision was made with purpose, grounded in the knowledge that this work needed to land in community and live there meaningfully.
We worked across scripting, storyboarding, visual design and full animation production, building a body of content that was not only practical and easy to understand, but deeply aligned with the people and places it was made for. Something that didn’t just explain policy, but felt like it belonged.
We’re proud to have helped tell this story, and even prouder to support a vital Australian program doing the work where it’s most needed, with the people who know it best.