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Creative content

Fizz Farm is a full-service digital content agency helping mid to large scale organisations create visual communication solutions targeted toward key audiences.

We deliver compelling content to all digital platforms. Our mission is to nail your company’s profile and brand values, and to render your message visually for any sized screen. So whether it’s viewed on a mobile device, computer, or a huge screen projection, we specialise in the distillation of complex information, interpreting your needs and bringing them to life for your audience as tantalising content.

Not sure what you need? Worried it’ll all be too techy? Never fear. We pride ourselves on our ability to guide and educate our collaborators along the way. Communication is our jam, so naturally we make sure our production process is clear and transparent. We dig deep and extract the essence of your requirement, even if you’re not quite sure what it is yet.

Video production, animation, projections and installations for live events, stills photography, podcasts, design and branding — we can do it all for you.

Creative collaboration

Our promise to you:

When you collaborate with Fizz Farm, you’ll feel supported. You’ll sit with the company director. You’ll get to discuss your ideas face to face. You’ll feel involved. You’ll get among the creativity. You’ll be surprised. You’ll be delighted. You’ll have fun. Your expectations will be exceeded. And you’ll come back for more.

Meet Brendan Keenan,
Founder and Principal of Fizz Farm

Creative experience

With close to four decades of corporate and television production experience under his belt, Brendan is a communications expert.

Starting his career at the Seven Network, Brendan spent 18 years climbing the ranks in the production of large-scale sports and live events. He produced live broadcasts of a combined 10 AFL Grand Finals and Brownlow Medal events. He traversed the globe producing major sporting event broadcasts including several Olympic Games. Overseeing the production of the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games in prime time was the pinnacle, and his responsibility for more than 180 technical and creative personnel in front of and behind the camera proves the scale of his capabilities.

Brendan then spent a decade at NAB (National Australia Bank), establishing and managing the internal video communications facilities in his roles as Executive Producer and Manager. He moved from overseeing the production of live studio-based programs, to successfully implementing a full-scale production and post-production service which demonstrated significant growth, and saved the organisation $2.5 million per annum in external agency costs. During this time he was seconded to apply his live broadcasting skills to prime time commentary communications for both the London and Beijing Olympics.

With Fizz Farm, Brendan combines his wealth of technical knowledge, production expertise, and love of visual storytelling to help dynamic businesses communicate to targeted audiences with major impact. He leads a trusted team that includes writers, designers, photographers, cinematographers, tech experts, editors, animators and production crew — all cherry-picked for their professionalism and commitment to the task.

Brendan prides himself on his team’s ability to not only help clients communicate their message in the most effective way, but to educate them in the process. By positioning collaboration at the heart of every endeavour, the ethos at Fizz Farm is to empower businesses with an understanding of how to harness the potency of visual communication and carry it into the future.

“I’ve always believed in the power of storytelling. A short video conveys information in such an engaging way, so much better than a 20-page document can.”

“My goal with every project is to exceed clients’ expectations, by presenting their stories dynamically. I always feel gratified by a client’s joy when they see the end result.”

– Brendan Keenan.

Chat to Brendan about how Fizz Farm can tell your story.

Production process explained