Be like that

Be Healthy, Be Anything campaign

CLIENT

DERBY ABORIGINAL HEALTH SERVICES

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

ADAM RULE

CREATIVE LEAD & COPY

GORDON HAYNES

CONCEPT

JOE WILKIE / GORDON HAYNES

ART DIRECTOR

STEF LANGTON

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

GEMMA RULE

PRODUCER

AMBER SIMS / JOE WILKIE

SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIST

JOE WILKIE

DIRECTOR / EDITOR

ADAM RULE

DOP

JUSTIN GRIFFITHS

VFX

GARETH ANDERSEN

SOUND

ALEX WILSON

SOUND DESIGN

JUSTIN BRAINE

COMPOSER

ANDREW WRIGHT

PERCUSSION

DANIEL SUSNJAR

Producing

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Direction

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Cinematography

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Photography

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Editing

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Colour grade

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Visual Effects

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Motion Graphics

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Sound Design

Recognition

PADC AWARDS 2021

Bronze for Best Directing

PADC AWARDS 2021

Bronze for Best Editing

PADC AWARDS 2021

Silver for Best Cinematography

PADC AWARDS 2021

Bronze for Integrated Campaign for Good

Better health outcomes for young Indigenous people means better life outcomes. The problem being, it’s generally pretty tough to get young people to care about their health. We felt the best way to tackle this was to portray young Indigenous people in a way they might not ordinarily see.

Through collaboration with a range of successful Indigenous professionals and athletes all hailing from WA’s north, we captured a series of scenarios and talent that championed what it means to ‘Be Healthy, Be Anything’. Whether it was a rodeo at sunset, a butchers shop at sunrise, a local footy club after school or a doctors’ surgery at peak hour, Rhythm Films were there, building the story and understanding the challenges the community faces. Combine that with a specially-composed hip hop soundtrack (recorded by a local artist), the know-how of our in-house creatives and a sneaky bit of VFX and you have a (multiple) award-winning campaign that made a tangible difference in a part of the world that needed it.

Hearing voices

Talk to us
RHYTHM FILMSPerth & Melbourne
Executive Producer Candice Shieldscandice@rhythmfilms.au0401 931 351

Rhythm acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.