Wanted has been awarded the artstoria tender from the Australia Council and to say we’re excited about this project would be a massive understatement. It’s a fantastic brief with some wonderful opportunities to create some beautiful, sustainable digital content delivered in some innovative ways. We can’t wait to start.
At its core, the Australia Council’s artstoria will be a national storytelling campaign inviting all Australians to think about the value of our arts – ultimately increasing general appreciation for the arts in Australia.
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12 Canoes was awarded Best Indigenous Resource and a finalist place for Best Multimedia at the 2009 Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) awards. ATOM is a professional organisation of media educators and industry professionals who are dedicated to the ongoing development of an innovative and diverse screen and media culture in Australia. The ATOM Awards were established in 1982 by the Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) – an independent, non-profit association promoting media education and screen literacy in primary, secondary and tertiary education and the broader community.
Each year, the ATOM Awards recognise excellence in over thirty categories of Film, Television, Animation and Multimedia and celebrate the very best of Australian and New Zealand production.
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The Chartered Accountants Student Challenge is about to embark on its third year and Wanted is delighted to be awarded the design and development for the 2010 website. The Challenge provides students the opportunity to solve a real-life business problem facing a not-for-profit organisation and are aimed university students completing a business or commerce degree. We have some great ideas on how we’ll build on the success of this fantastic project and look forward to sharing our progress.
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We’ve been awarded the West MacDonnell Ranges visitor centre website project to produce an exciting new tourism website. Department of Natural Resources, Environment, The Arts and Sport, Chief Executive Jim Grant said Wanted Digital’s experience and outline of using innovative technology in producing the website was critical to their successful tender.
“The expertise and experience of the Wanted Digital team will ensure that a combination of story and place will immerse the visitor in a multidimensional experience unique to National Parks,” he said.
“As Wanted Digital was also involved in the website www.12canoes.com.au so their involvement with Territory landscapes and people is not new.”
We will be working with Alice Springs artist collectives Watch this Space and Tangentyere Artists.
We can’t wait to start!
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We’re so excited! We’re thrilled! We now get to work with one of the most well known direct selling Brands in Australia – Nutrimetics (www.nutrimetics.com.au). After a well fought 4 way pitch, Wanted Digital was successful in securing the redesign for the new Nutrimetics Consultants website. We had a great time researching and developing the strategy for Nutrimetics, research that included a relaxing Nutrimetics Spa here in our new offices in Crows Nest! We developed a winning segmentation strategy that will give Nutrimetics a fantastic basis on which to realise the true potential a well designed, highly functional Consultants website will bring.
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) is the professional body representing Chartered Accountants in Australia. The ICAA approached Wanted Digital to design and develop an innovative online calendar system for presenting and publicising their events to members and students. The calendar tool allows embedded YouTube videos and Twitter feeds, the option for external parties to submit events and overall provides a slick and innovative way of navigation. The content management system is fully customisable to allow running multiple instances of the same calendar, with different themes, filters etc.
Aimed at a young and tech-savvy audience, the ICAA calendar tool provided a whole new approach to the seemingly mundane task of presenting a calendar. The Content Management System offered a flexible and customisable interface for presenting events, as well as the option of incorporating various Web 2.0 platforms (such as YouTube and Twitter) that were more engaging for the target audience than just a simple text-based format.
Check it out here »
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