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BLUE CLAY is a video production and marketing agency operating in Canberra, Wagga Wagga and Sunshine Coast. We are expert storytellers.
It’s our love and gift of telling stories that enables us to uncover and share YOUR unique story. By listening to you and identifying a marketing strategy that reflects your AUTHENTIC voice, we can increase your online presence. Through creative, compelling video content and strategies that are tailored to suit your needs and budget, we focus on a return on investment because we know your money and time is PRECIOUS.
Blue Clay’s creative team recognises that media is a powerful tool both in business and in our personal lives. We harness that power to deliver quality products and services, producing outstanding RESULTS.
The company was founded on the principles of truly listening and identifying clients’ needs and desired outcomes. To us at Blue Clay, a client with a firm grasp of progress is a client that is fully satisfied with the final product.
Let your voice be heard. Get in touch today.
Blue Clay
A video production and marketing agency.
Canberra. The Riverina. Sunshine Coast.
We're often asked, 'where did the name Blue Clay Creatives come from?'
The name Blue Clay is perfect to reflect the work we do. Our corporate side is represented by the colour blue, and our creative side by the word 'clay,' as you can mould anything from clay!
We were inspired by a bit of Australian history...
In Belgium during World War One, the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company dug passageways in order to lay mines and aid the advance of British troops. To solve the problem of wet soil, the tunnels were made in the layer of "blue clay” which was 25-30 metres below the soggy, upper-level soil.
Hill 60 became a site of a number of desperate battles, and it contains a number of memorials and wartime ruins. There's even and Australian film based on the stories from the trenches, Beneath Hill 60.
Does your business name tell a story?
I have over eleven years journalism experience, working across the globe as a reporter and film producer for Channel Seven, BBC and ITN – but I moved on to a life far more thrilling….
Some people can’t understand my decision. Why leave a job with a major broadcaster and a career as an on-screen journalist? Why leave the glitz and glamour, the hair and makeup and gorgeous wardrobe selection? Why? Because I had more to offer…
Leaving the world of journalism was actually an easy decision. After two years working for the BBC and other agencies, I realised that the volatility and ego of a newsroom just wasn’t for me anymore… but telling stories? I could never give up that…
Unearthing, chasing and creating – that’s what I do best. Working in a newsroom means I know how to deal with ridiculous deadlines, ridiculous people (both in and out of the office!) and at the end of the day, mould something that was engaging and moved people.
Upon returning to Sydney in 2010, I started my dream, Blue Clay Productions. Over the past 4 years it has evolved. Our team has grown, our expertise has grown, as has our dream and geographical reach.
I opened the Riverina branch in March 2012 where we still operate and work with some of the country’s best agri-businesses. I've since moved Canberra where I have opened our second regional office.
Beyond creative storytelling, my passion also extends into sharing knowledge of health and how this can be instrumental in creating a healthy business. Hence, Mind Body Business was born in 2014. This 2-day event is one of the most challenging projects I have ever worked on. Want to know what you are made of? Create an event for 500 people from the ground up! Check out more at www.mbbevent.com.au
OUR MISSION To us at Blue Clay, a client with a firm grasp of progress is a client that is fully satisfied with the final product.
• To merge worlds of ideas and communities through powerful, innovative and accessible media
• To offer superior service and production quality for all budgets
• To truly listen and identify our clients needs and desired outcomes
• Deliver on time, every time
