Case Studies & Portfolio

Strategy in Action. Storytelling with Impact.

From state-wide public communication mandates to targeted brand visual campaigns, explore how we blend creative strategy with high-production execution.

Strategic Communications / Public Sector / Full Campaign Execution

01Featured Case Study: NSW Treaty Communications

Leading the Narrative for the NSW Treaty Process

Community members seated together in a hall, listening as one man raises his hand to speak.

The Mandate

Design and execute an overarching communications framework, visual brand identity, and multi-channel content strategy for the landmark NSW Treaty process.

The Strategic Approach

Engagement built on transparency, cultural dignity, and absolute clarity. We developed a narrative strategy that ensured diverse First Nations audiences across New South Wales were informed, included, and heard.

Production & Execution

Visual Identity & Collateral

Full campaign design, public-facing guides, and digital toolkits.
On-the-Ground Content Capture

Multi-camera video interviews and authentic photography across metro, regional and remote communities.
Digital Rollout

Multi-channel distribution ensuring widespread reach and engagement across web, social, and print media.

Impact

A culturally resonant, seamless communications campaign that set a clear benchmark for state-wide consultation.

Community members and Elders gathered together in a hall.

Community members outdoors on red earth, with two dogs at their feet.

A large group of community members standing together on a path.

Women listening closely during a community session.

NSW Treaty Commission

Campaign Reels

Short films shot and edited on the ground across New South Wales for the NSW Treaty Commission’s social channels.

Baiame’s Ngunnhu, Brewarrina Fish Traps

Heart of Country, Condobolin

Have Your Say on Treaty

Community Yarns with Bundjalung Mob

Community Session, Narrabri

Big Love to Lightning Ridge

02Brand Cinema & High-Production Video

LEAP EAST

DFAT · Hong Kong · 2026

Barragi Mawang brought First Nations technology leadership to the global stage at the LEAP EAST conference in Hong Kong in July 2026. Taking a completely hands-on approach, our team handled end-to-end production: filming and editing four high-impact YouTube videos alongside a suite of social media content featuring First Nations technologists as the primary talent. From behind the camera to final publishing, we showcased the power of authentic Indigenous storytelling and technical expertise on an international scale.

LEAP East Reflections: Kat Henaway, CEO Blax Capital

The team smiling at the Australia Tech Central stand at LEAP EAST in Hong Kong.

A camera with a shotgun microphone films a panel at the Australian Consulate-General in Hong Kong.

A panel of four seated in front of the orange wall of the Australian Consulate-General in Hong Kong.

Five people standing together in front of the Australian Consulate-General crest.

03Digital Marketing Asset Production

Deadly Skincare

Palm Beach · 2026

Barragi Mawang captured the essence and spirit of Deadly Skincare during an immersive Digital Marketing Asset Production package shoot at Palm Beach. Led by Barragi Mawang, our team delivered a complete end-to-end media package, including over 1,000 raw images, 10 curated hero shots, behind-the-scenes footage, social media edits, and a compelling founder interview. Demonstrating our signature hands-on approach, we provided Deadly Skincare with authentic, high-quality visual assets designed to elevate their brand across every digital channel.

Deadly Skincare social reel

Stacked Deadly Skincare jars beside a king protea on a wooden board.

Deadly Skincare jars laid on terracotta tiles with banksia leaves, seen from above.

A pink Deadly Skincare pouch with dried native flowers.

Founder interview: Erika Ferrier, Deadly Skincare

04Web Design & Development

Mirritya Mundya

Dwayne Bannon-Harrison · mmundya.com

Barragi Mawang crafted a bespoke digital home for Mirritya Mundya, designed to bring their authentic Aboriginal culinary experiences and deep connection to Country to life online. Reflecting the richness of Dwayne Bannon-Harrison’s First Nations-owned brand, we built a custom web platform that seamlessly bridges storytelling, culture, and hospitality, from showcasing native food dining to facilitating reservations and corporate bookings. Through our hands-on approach to web design and development, we delivered a polished digital presence that empowers Mirritya Mundya to share ancient flavours and cultural knowledge on a global scale.

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