The Rollingball crew thrive in the creative world of digital content creation.  At its core we have brought together a group of artists that cover all aspects of production.

We also like extending the friendship, so we represent and team-up with other leading Directors, Creative Directors and Photographers. These legends give us lots of love in return.

We all take pride in our work and trust each other. That’s what being a crew is all about! Work with us and you will get the gist.

Once we’ve finished filming and editing your project we can adapt your screen content to distribute on social media to reach a greater audience.

We have the ability to conceptualise, design and build fully integrated campaigns to support our films so that they have maximum impact. Strategy and buying are provided in-house as well.

Delivering impactful safety messages has been some of the most challenging and rewarding briefs. We’re proud to say we’ve won multiple awards in this space and will always value and respect this kind of work. Often we design campaigns to support the films so the messages stay front of mind and have a lasting impact as well as a shelf life for our clients. Given the sensitive nature of some of this content we aren’t always able to show our finished work but we’re proud to say we’ve partnered with Tomago Aluminum, Glencore, Downer, OneSteel, MolyCop and BP to name a few.

At a time when we’re all waking up to the fragile nature of our beautiful environment, working on briefs that enable us to shift the needle in a better direction for mother earth are some of our most prized projects. We view this work as giving a voice to the environment that may not otherwise be heard. We have collaborated with local, national and international clients. Our most recent work was one of our most significant to date. Collaborating with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme and 15 Pacific Island nations to explore ways that communication can support waste issues faced in the region.

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

What does it take to be the best? Our focus was to explore and demonstrate this through cinematic vision, textures, styling and script. To showcase Brokenwood’s prestigious history and their commitment to excellence, the dynamic, distinct flavours and tradition in their wine making. Capturing the story behind their wines and the grounds from which they are harvested. We’re proud to say that this piece of work is one of our all-time favourites.

We all know our grandparents and loved ones in their later years have lived incredible lives. They are such a significant and valued part of our families and the community, so to receive a brief that asked us craft stories about a service that supports people in their 70’s and 80’s to live full and independent lives at home, was both exciting and challenging.