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Video for PwC, Penfolds, Bunnings, FIFA, Coles, Sennheiser, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, the Australian Turf Club, Inglis, ABC Kids and the NSW Government.
Government
Government and public sector teams work in the open, with sign-off that matters and an audience that is everyone. We make announcements, event and award coverage, livestreams and public information video. Clear, accurate and on the record.
We film for the NSW Government, including the Premier's Prize for Science and Engineering and the Remembrance Day livestream, and for the Aboriginal Housing Office.
Government video has more approvers than most, and the timeline is usually set by something that will not move.
We plan back from that date and agree the review points up front, so approvals happen in the schedule rather than after it. Where content is embargoed we treat it that way, with the files held and named clearly until you release them.
Accuracy matters more than polish. We do not embellish, we do not put words in anyone's mouth, and we hand over clean masters you can archive.
Public information has to reach everyone, so accessibility is part of the job rather than an extra.
We supply captions with the finished video, and we can provide transcripts and a separate caption file where your platform needs one. Plain language, clear on-screen text and readable contrast are built in from the first cut.
On procurement, Zarco Creative is registered on AusTender and active on the VendorPanel Marketplace, We carry public liability and workers compensation cover, and we will supply the certificates and paperwork your process asks for. We can work through a panel or as a direct engagement.
Public sector video has to be usable by everyone who pays for it. That is not a nice extra at the end, it is part of the deliverable.
So captions, transcripts and readable on-screen text are in the quote from the start. Contrast on titles is checked rather than assumed. Where a piece carries important information in vision only, we make sure it is said as well, so it still works for somebody listening.
Audio description and Auslan can be arranged where a piece calls for it. Tell us the standard your agency works to and we will meet it.
The same thinking runs through the edit. Plain language over jargon, and a piece that makes sense to somebody who has never heard of the program before.
Government work has more reviewers than any other sector we film for, and they rarely review at the same time.
We ask for the full list at the brief, in order, with a realistic turnaround against each one. Those dates go into the schedule as steps with names on them. If a piece has to go past a minister's office, the delivery date says so.
On the day we record alternates for any line that might not survive review, and keep program names, figures and dates as on-screen text where we can. Changing text is quick. Rerecording a person is not.
Everything is reviewed in one place so eight people comment on the same version, against the frame, instead of eight separate email threads.
Proof
Real jobs, with the full story behind each one.
A scientist, his lab, and a film that had to survive a government approval chain.
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A physicist, a quantum lab, and a film that had to clear a government approval chain.
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A formal evening at Government House, covered without intruding on it.
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A ceremony the public couldn't attend, streamed so they could.
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What we make
One team, end to end. Each of these has its own page if you want the detail.
How it runs
Procurement, approvals and accessibility handled as part of the work.
The audience, the program, the approval chain and the accessibility standard. Fixed price back, itemised so it can go into a procurement system as it is.
Public liability certificate, crew details, site inductions and any agency requirements sorted before the shoot rather than on the morning.
Small crew, respectful of the setting. We film alternates for anything that might not clear, and capture the on-screen text material we will need.
One review link, every reviewer commenting against the frame. Captions and transcripts delivered with the final files, which are yours outright.
Where we film
We film in agency offices, at Government House, at ceremonies and on site across New South Wales, and travel regionally when a program calls for it.
The honest comparison
The filming is rarely the hard part. Clearing an approval chain and meeting accessibility standards is where a government video runs late.
| Zarco Creative | A general corporate crew | DIY or in-house | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Captions and transcripts | Quoted in, not treated as an extra | Charged on top | Often skipped |
| Approval chains | Named reviewers and dated steps in the schedule | Handled as it comes | Yours to chase |
| Insurance and compliance | Certificate and crew details supplied on request | Varies | Not applicable |
| Procurement paperwork | We have been through it before | Often a first | Yours to do |
| Your time involved | Brief us once, we run it | You manage the crew | You manage everything |
I’m really relaxed. Even at events I’m not at, I’m not worried at all. It’s set and forget.
They make our attendees feel comfortable on camera, and find ways to maximise the content on the day.
I had a partner, not a supplier. They were truly part of the team, across a four day, five week event.
Good to know
Yes. Zarco Creative is registered on AusTender and active on the VendorPanel Marketplace. We carry public liability and workers compensation cover, and we will supply the certificates and whatever else your process asks for.
Yes, captions come with the finished video as standard. We can also supply transcripts and a separate caption file if your platform needs one.
We treat it as embargoed from the moment we film. Files are held, clearly named and not shared beyond the people you name, and nothing is published or used as a sample until you release it.
Yes. For announcements and events we can edit on site and hand over a cut the same day when that is what the moment needs. Tell us the deadline first and we will crew the day for it.
Yes. Quotes come itemised so they drop straight into a procurement system, and we supply our ABN, insurance certificates and crew details on request. We are registered as a supplier and respond to panel and tender requests.
Yes, and we send the certificate with the quote or on request. If your venue or site needs a specific level of cover, tell us at briefing and we will confirm it before the day.
Yes, and they are in the quote rather than added later. Tell us the standard your agency works to. Audio description and Auslan can be arranged where a piece needs them.
Yes. Livestreaming is core to what we do, and we have streamed formal ceremonies for the NSW Government. We can stream it and cut a highlights piece from the same day.
We work to whatever the site requires, including inductions, escorts and restricted areas. Tell us the rules at briefing and the crew booked on the day will be across them before they arrive.
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