Corporate and mini-documentaries are an amazing way to share the journey and values of your business. They build community, client and consumer relations. Our 1 Minute Media team includes award-winning documentary makers who produce the ultimate ads for your company, without advertising.
Corporate and mini-documentaries are an amazing way to share the journey and values of your business. They build community, client and consumer relations. Our 1 Minute Media team includes award-winning documentary makers who produce the ultimate ads for your company, without advertising.
A corporate or mini-documentary is a short video usually between 2 to 30 minutes.
The purpose is to document the journey of the people and events behind an organisation.
Even though they are short, making mini-documentaries is an art form requiring planning, experience, and cinematic skills to be effective. As a resource for businesses and organisations, they are immensely valuable for passing an important message of your core values to your clients and community. A common way in which mini-docs are used in businesses is when communicating a mission or short story about the business journey and it’s people.
Corporate documentaries are also referred to as a short film, short-form film, mini-documentaries, or simply mini-docs.
At 1 Minute Media, we are a team of highly experienced professionals and have been creating mini-documentaries for government, NFP’s and NGO’s as well as private organisations for over a decade.
Our mini-docs highlight an organization’s core value or mission statement using real-life examples.
Our mini-docs follow the format of a feature length documentary, but tell a simpler story in a shorter form.
At 1 Minute Media we are experts at brevity and making a lasting impression.
We partner footage of your business in action with interviews of key employees, founders, or satisfied customers. We highlight your company’s culture, core competencies, key values, and unique strengths.
By using real people to tell your company’s story, we build trust with your customers.
A good mini-documentary is a fantastic way to get your story or message across.
Get in touch with our friendly team today by visiting our contact page or clicking the “Get a Quick Quote” button below.
There are several different styles of mini-documentary you can produce – these include:
Observational, Participatory, Expository, Reflexive, Performative and Poetic.
The key to making a great mini-documentary is to shoot with a strong narrative and plan ahead.
While the unexpected does make for a good story line, planning ahead is what will get you there.
It’s also always best to shoot more than you need so that this footage can be incorporated, particularly as “b-roll” in the final edit. And finally, don’t forget that it is imperative to have good sound and interesting people as your subject.
Affirm Press is one of Australia’s most respected, independent publishers, dedicated to publishing our nation’s stories and ideas. Affirm’s team approached us to bring their stunning collection of fiction and biographies to life, via short-form video.
The story of Professor Justin Yerbury AM, is one of resilience and courage in the fight against motor neurone disease. We had the deep honor of interviewing Professor Yerbury, in his own home, as he reflected on his legacy during his final months of his life.
OzHarvest is Australia’s leading food rescue organisation.
1 Minute Media joined CEO Ronnie Khan and a team of supporters, including Chef Neil Perry and Sydney Mayor, Clover Moore to bring the message to the streets.
Taking over Sydney’s Martin Place at lunch-time, the crowd was buzzing and the food was mouth watering … And the best part? There were no leftovers.
Langham Hotels required a dynamic video campaign to drive a global recruitment strategy.
From a variety of creative concepts, we decided there’s no better way to attract recruits, than through social proof. And what better setting for a “Day In A Life,” than with the Langham team at the flagship Sydney Hotel?
Get your resume ready!
Vinnies: Affordable Housing Project
We have partnered with Vinnies for the last 7 years.
We’ve proudly produced 20+ videos in this time, to assist Vinnies in their quest to help people experiencing poverty and inequality. Our collaborations range from corporate fund-raisers, staff and volunteer training, to documenting the Vinnies Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).
At the heart are our interviews with the people who make up the Vinnies community.
We elevate brands with sleek gradient-filled animations.
Next generation explainers, unboring corporate motion graphics.
Our branded animations simplify complex messages for serious organisations. AI Media, Energy Australia, NSW Health, NRL, Doordash and more.
If humans can dream it, we can animate it.
UNSW Aviation School is the only Go8 institution that offers aviation degrees, training and research.
The School selected 1 Minute Media for a series of brand videos to create buzz around their courses.
We immediately stepped on board and registrations took off.
From airline pilots, to drone operators, to logistics and everything in between, UNSW’s expert educators are making careers soar.
Cleared for takeoff? Copy that!
SciDev needed a clear, engaging way to explain technical water technology, systems and operational processes.
1 Minute Media created a custom animation campaign to simplify SciDev’s systems, benefits and practical applications into clear, easy-to-follow training content.
The animation turns a practical workplace system into a simple, easy-to-understand training tool.
Agas needed a clear, engaging way to explain its safety reporting platform.
1 Minute Media created a short animated explainer video to show how teams can report issues quickly, follow the right process and stay safe and compliant.
The animation turns a practical workplace system into a simple, easy-to-understand training tool.
Tennis Majors approached us for a series of branded TV Ads, to bring in the crowds for the Summer Season.
From the minute we called “action”, Australia’s most entertaining tennis player swung into Kyrgios mode. The result? Game, set and match.
