Let your parents tell other parents
Short films of your current families talking about why they chose you. A parent deciding where their child will spend the week trusts another parent more than anything a centre says about itself.
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Word of mouth you can share
A film per family
Sixty to ninety seconds each, with captions, music and your logo. Every film stands on its own.
Short cuts for social
Twenty to thirty second versions of each film for Instagram, Facebook and Stories. Several posts from every family.
Conversation guides
Prompts, not scripts, so parents find the stories that matter to them and say them in their own words.
The consent paperwork
Parent consent forms and child release forms, prepared before the day. Our crew hold current Working with Children Checks.
How it runs: we help you choose three to five families, film each one in a quiet corner of the centre over half a day, and edit every film around its strongest moment. You approve each one before anything is published.
Six parents at Little Flyers Laurimar on why they stay.
"We all felt an instant connection with your passion for early education. That warmth came through on camera and in every interaction with our families." Ashlee Burke, Operations, The Eltham College Foundation
Two ways to start
Part of the partnership
$590 a week + GST
Testimonial films are included in the partnership, with your other video, photos and enquiry follow-up. Stop with 30 days' notice.
Start with a tour video
$3,500 + GST
A centre tour video, and testimonials can be filmed the same day, quoted on top. It carries a $500 credit toward the partnership if you continue within 30 days. See all prices.
No child is filmed without a signed consent form on file, and your staff stay with our crew throughout. Read our child-safe policy.
What directors ask us
How do you get parents to agree to be filmed?
You know which families have had a good experience. We help you pick them, write the invitation and prepare the consent forms. What usually holds a centre back is making the ask, and we help with that.
Do we need consent when children appear?
Yes. Each child who appears on screen needs a parent's written consent, and we prepare all of it. If that's hard for your families, we can film the parents on their own.
How many families can you film in one session?
Usually three to five across half a day. We can also spread them over more than one visit to fit around families' schedules.
Often filmed together: a centre tour video and educator spotlights. See it in practice: Felicity's story, one parent on why she chose her centre.