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01 / Work

Stories built for a purpose.

Our work moves between media and disciplines. Each project begins with the experience it needs to create, then finds its form.

Concept artwork of two young people and a layered anatomical heart

Graphic medicine · Health

In development

Heartsore

Heartsore is a narrative-based intervention for young people making the transition from paediatric to adult healthcare.

Rather than approaching transition as another set of instructions, the project uses fictional characters and story to explore the less visible experience of taking increasing responsibility for a lifelong health condition: identity, independence, relationships, uncertainty and self-management.

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Illustrated hansom cab travelling through rainy nineteenth-century Melbourne

Graphic narrative · Adaptation · Research

Published

The Mystery of a Hansom Cab

A graphic novel adaptation of Fergus Hume’s nineteenth-century Melbourne mystery.

The project explores what happens when adaptation is treated not simply as the transfer of plot from one medium to another, but as the reconstruction of a fictional world through image, space and place.

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A solitary chair on a theatre stage before deep red curtains

Feature film · Screen · Production

Released

Verité

A feature film produced by Narrative Immersion in association with Mr.Grim Productions.

An exploration of screen storytelling bringing together writing, performance, visual narrative and independent production.

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Three young figures entering a sunlit speculative settlement

Interactive narrative · Education · Games

Released

Children of Dust

Three narrative-driven educational games that place entrepreneurship inside a dystopian storyworld.

Designed for young people aged 10–15, Children of Dust explored how learning could happen through characters, decisions and consequence rather than being separated from the fictional experience.

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