Darwin · Northern Territory · Australia
Darwin video production.
Complete campaigns.
Social media marketing campaigns, television commercials and corporate video. Market and audience research, content production and campaign placement, delivered by one experienced Darwin team.
Our work has reached
audiences across
01 / Selected production work
Every story.
A different world.
A selection of projects our team has worked on. Small Screen Productions handles documentary producing; TV Works supplies filming, editing and production services.
Documentary / Northern Territory
The Territory Remembers
Bringing the stories of the Bombing of Darwin to the screen. A Northern Territory documentary broadcast on Channel 9.
Watch the film ↗︎The Tiwi Warrior and the Samurai from the Sky
A Tiwi warrior. A Japanese pilot. An extraordinary wartime encounter, told in a film that premiered on the Tiwi Islands at the community’s invitation.
Watch the promo ↗︎
Twenty to the Mile
The ambition, endurance and engineering behind the Overland Telegraph Line — and the people who connected a continent.
Ross King Unbiased
Big questions. Competing perspectives. A global debate series hosted by broadcaster Ross King.
02 / What we do
From research
to rollout.
We plan the campaign, create the content and manage its placement. You can also hire us for a video production or specialist crew support.
Social media campaigns.
Market and audience research, campaign planning, video and social content, and placement. One team working across the whole campaign.
Television & video production.
Television production in Darwin and across the Northern Territory. We create TV commercials, corporate videos and government communications, from concept and script through filming, editing and versions for each platform.
Film crew & production support.
Experienced crew, camera, lighting and sound systems, aerial filming and live production support for local and visiting teams.
Need experienced crew or production support in the Northern Territory?
Explore production support ↗︎03 / Brands & campaigns
Real stories.
Clear impact.
The same care for character, image and sound — applied to your message.
Territory Day
A television campaign celebrating the people, places and stories that make us Territorians.
A message that matters.
The RAD road safety campaign, featuring Mark Motlop.
One continuous story.
A continuous-shot television commercial for Pivotel Communications.
Government & industry campaign examples
Back to School
A television commercial explaining the Back to School Payment Scheme to remote and community audiences.
Watch Back to School ↗︎Everyday Counts
A 30-second television commercial about school attendance.
Watch Everyday Counts ↗︎Oil & Gas — It’s for the future
A 60-second production exploring the Northern Territory’s resources industry.
Watch Oil & Gas ↗︎04 / The people behind the pictures
Top End roots.
A wider lens.
TV Works is Ian and Jennifer Richards. A Darwin-based campaign and video production team.
We combine market and audience research with experienced filmmaking. We help you decide what to say, create the content and put the campaign in front of the people you want to reach.
Our work has reached audiences through BBC, ABC, SBS, NITV, National Geographic, Discovery, Channels 9 and 10, and Google’s YouTube Originals. Our Northern Territory credits include The Territory Remembers: The Bombing of Darwin and Albert Borella VC: An Incredible Journey.
We’ve worked alongside director Brian Klein and broadcaster Ross King MBE, bringing local knowledge and experienced production to international collaborations.
Our major documentary producing sits with parent company Small Screen Productions. TV Works provides the filming, editing and other production services needed to deliver those films. For campaign and production enquiries, you work directly with Ian and Jennifer.
Tell us what you have in mind ↗︎Your next production starts here
Let’s make
something matter.
A complete social media campaign, a television commercial, a corporate video or a crew you can count on. Let’s talk.