Established in 2009, Rollingball just keeps on rolling, taking on larger projects making a bigger impact in advertising, long format, and engagement content for companies, not-for-profit and government organisations, large and small.

Animation has always been a core part of our studio. The ability to tell stories about a product or a narrative through 3D animation has presented some of our most challenging and rewarding briefs. Guy Robinson is our lead animator and has been a part of the crew since we opened our doors. He is one of the country’s best; specialising in 3D modelling and animation, product visualisation and motion graphics. Our portfolio includes production, medical, architectural and instructional based animations to allow the most complex and intricate innovations to be understood. Give him a brief and a challenge and the work speaks for itself.

We understand a story can be told in a single frame and some of our clients need still imagery instead of moving vision, so we partner with a small group of highly skilled professionals who align with us. Sometimes we work along-side each other on the same collaboration.

Animation has always been a core part of our studio. The ability to tell stories about a product or a narrative through 3D animation has presented some of our most challenging and rewarding briefs. Guy Robinson is our lead animator and has been a part of the crew since we opened our doors. He is one of the country’s best; specialising in 3D modelling and animation, product visualisation and motion graphics. Our portfolio includes production, medical, architectural and instructional based animations to allow the most complex and intricate innovations to be understood. Give him a brief and a challenge and the work speaks for itself.

Working with health professionals to bring challenging topics and narratives to life allows us to produce work with purpose and often far reaching impact. Some of the most complex health issues underpin our most challenging briefs and this innately means we often get to work with the best in their fields, nationally and internationally. A great privilege and something we cherish. Some of our work can be seen in our portfolio while others are confidential due to the nature of their content.

Catching Dragonflies investigates the chronic disease ripping the heart from the oldest culture on earth and in the process, exposes gross inadequacies in detection and protection of those suffering. Born with all senses Aboriginal children are losing their ability to hear before the age of five.
In this powerful social impact film, we follow the trajectory of ear disease in Aboriginal Australians; disconnection from culture, learning problems, truancy, incarceration and mental health issues. This film exposes the devastating impact this preventable disease has on the individuals, their families and Australia as a whole.
3% of the Australians population is Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
30% of all incarcerated people in Australia are Indigenous.
85% of those Incarcerated are hearing impaired or deaf!!
Catching Dragonflies is being produced to expose and share the truth.

Status: Production of long format documentary continues
This short film was produced as Proof Of Concept and to support ongoing finance for this film.

Written and created by Paul Donnelly & Steve Pasvolsky
Director: Steve Pasvolsky
Producer: April Howard

Eat Fresh Drink Local was an original web series created before the paddock to plate movement took hold. It was a refreshing look at produce, its origin, and its significance to the specific regions or terroir. It gracefully matches local food with wine within different regions of Australia. We explore personal stories, traditions, challenges and triumphs to bring food and refreshments to our tables. Rollingball is currently refreshing this brand and is looking to bring it back a decade after it was first produced.

Status: First series completed, Series two set for revamp

Catching Dragonflies is a documentary that exposes the little known truth within our indigenous community. Ear disease is at a rate considered a fourth world statistic. Children are being born with all of their senses and before the age of five, they are becoming hearing impaired or deaf. A chronic disease which is avoidable in our first world nation for our first peoples. Catching Dragonflies is being produced to expose and share the truth.

The campaign has been well received with 5.6K views of the TV commercial on the Newcastle City Council Facebook page in the first few days of the camping going live, and overwhelmingly positive comments about the production.