MAGNT, Museum and Art Gallery of Nothern Teritory, has inlisted MELLISdesigns to recreate the multimedia experience "Ankung Kunred - Wild Honey Country".

Melbourne Museum, Museum Victoria, presents Top Designs 2010. Top Designs 2010 has a special focus on its ten year exhibition anniversary. MELLISdesigns was asked to create a slide show of past Top Designers and their works, with a strong focus on current career paths. The animation was entirely developed in Photoshop and After Effects with the brief of showing all works on the screen at one time. The use of 3d cameras and fish eye effects allowed the presentation to simulate the entirety of all the past winners and artists on a big 4 metre projection.

Boston Black is one of Melbourne's most exclusive real estate companies. Its philosophy is to provide customised service and undeniable attention without ever jeopardising the quality service promised due to other business commitments. Boston Black has asked MELLISdesigns to develop an array of flash elements to the website to enhance the visitors experience. The flash animation was created to liven up a shot of Melbourne beautiful city.

A Slaves Eye View was shot, edited and authored for the exhibition, A Day In Pompeii, Melbourne Museum. As part of their public programs educational presentation, the video was developed to show other countries how the touring show involved kids and adults alike. The presentation was shot using multiple cameras and original source images to create a live broadcast experience when watching the DVD.

Engaged is a consulting firm specialising in Social Auditing. A rebranding was required and logo and letterheads were developed.

Whoppsy-whiffing, Hopscotchy, Jumbly, Gloriumptions, Every night, when the world is sleeping, big gruesome giants guzzle up whoppsy-whiffing human beans. And there's only one giant who can stop them is the BFG. He's the kindest giant there is and, with his friend Sophie in his top pocket, he sets out to rid the world of the Bloodbottler, the Fleshlumpeater and all their rotsome friends forever....

iNSITU was developed for a PHD by Publication. It involved collating around 25 video clips, creating introduction and end sequences for each video and developing an integrated menu system for DVD with full motion graphics. The menu link flowchart had over 100 connections. This project was developed over a tight period of about 7 weeks.

The List Operators is a hugly succsesfull comedy show that has seen the likes of Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Edinbre Festival. MELLISdesigns developed a flsdh pong game to promote the show. The game included the two main characters as bats as well as sound effects if the characters were hit with the ball or if they lost a point. The game was fully interactive and playable.

Thylacine, an Australian based arts grant initiative, inlisted MELLISdesigns to create a working prototype application for an idea on paper. a BARCO projector would be used to project a series of twelve to twenty four windows on a VIBE hotel side wall in Melbourne, Australia. Content was shot on a shoe string budget and the flash application and its cotent was developed over a tight period of one week. A site test was conducted using a less advanced projector.

Llareggub was a mix of multimedia, video and sound theatre based on the radio show of Dylan Thomas. Written and Directed by Lynne Ellis. The DVD was created from a recording of one of the performances in which MELLISdesigns created a one level motion menu system. The menu was created in Adobe After Effects and was dynamically created by taking a mixed piece of audio to generate the sound waves.

Llareggub was a mix of multimedia, video and sound theatre based on the radio show of Dylan Thomas. Written and Directed by Lynne Ellis, the show contained over 300 elements of media based cues. The poster design was printed in Beat Magazine and various other publications.

Based on the incredible complications of working out ones own overtime, MELLISdesigns, Mitch Ellis, decided to create his own little flash app that would work out all of the information he had to write on his timesheet. This is his story . . . dern dern dern.

Bill Marshall, A Twenty Year Retrospective. MELLISdesigns designed the production cards. The enviroment was entirelly designed in the 3d moddeling software, Autodesk Maya, with typography added after the initial scene was rendered.

Plug In Switch Off is an Electronic Music Documetary based in Melbourne. The two logo sequences were moddeled and animated in 3d using Maya and a final render was synced to music. The end credit sequence was created using After Effects and Photoshop

Flyer, Poster and Advertisment Design for the 2006 Melbourne Carlton Courthouse production, The Stupid Play. Artistic Director, Lynne Ellis, Lighting Design, MELLISdesigns.

A bar scene developed for a university subject created using Autodesk Maya. The centrepiece artwork in the bar is by a Melbourne artist, Boris Falovic.

The Bible, Just The Good Bits, was an epic fast paced non reliable source of information all about the bible. MELLISdesigns was the Lighting Designer, Lighting Rigger and Lighting Operator for the show which was only a four day event. Some of the lighting features included two shaded panels which would change colour to emphasise the creative feel of the scene and a pin spot which reflected the ripples from a bowl of water into the actors face when used.