A 60-second film, in both formats
Every project gets a wide cut for websites, email and screens, and a vertical cut for social feeds and ads. Both are ready to post. This example was made for a gold project going to tender.
Example film: Bummer Creek Gold Project, Western Australia, made for Mine Market. Its exploration results are early-stage, and no Mineral Resource or Ore Reserve has been estimated.
Built from your data, checked like a report
Real ground, from space down
A continuous flight on satellite imagery from the continent to your licences, rendered frame by frame, so it is your country and not a stock landscape.
Your tenure in gold
Licence outlines come from the government register, and neighbours' tenure is drawn to scale beside yours, so a viewer sees the district at a glance.
Neighbours, measured
Distances to operating mines and deposits are measured from your nearest licence edge to the recorded site, then labelled on screen.
Results and targets
Intercepts, soil highs, planned holes and chip trays appear with their source, depth and the right disclaimer, and nothing is rounded up.
Score and voice
An orchestral score composed to the cut and a narrator in the accent your buyers expect, with captions that read on a phone with the sound off.
Every format
A 16:9 film for web, email and screens, a native 9:16 cut for social and ads, a light web version and a full-quality master.
The moments a project needs attention
Tenders and sales
Bring buyers to the data room before the closing date.
Capital raises
Show investors the ground and the plan in a minute.
Investor updates
Turn a drilling announcement into something people share.
Conferences and boards
Show the district on a booth screen or open a board pack.
Three steps
Get in touch
Leave your name and email below. We'll ask for tenement IDs, your latest results and what the film is for.
We build and check it
We script the film and build the 3D flight from public tenure and imagery plus your data. Every figure is checked against its source.
You approve, we deliver
You review the cut and ask for changes. You then get the 16:9, 9:16, web and master files.
Tell us about the project
Your name and email are enough. We reply by email.