Brand Funded in Development
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The Pitching Field
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Finding Amy
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As Luck would have it
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The Lemonade Stand
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It's Complicated
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DogTrax
Online TV
Zigmo believes that online engagement must be part of the 360 approach. Creating content with high production value is at the core of what we do.
Starlight Children's Foundation Live Charity Show
90 minute live charity event fundraiser at Star City (Sydney).
If you are looking for a large organization with concrete polished floors and a Delonghi coffee machine – then Zigmo is not for you. The focus is not on our appearance but rather on yours and finding the right engaging story for your brand. At the heart of what we do, is getting into the heart of what you do. Zigmo is about turning Disruption into Opportunity.
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We believe that engagement is through compelling storytelling.
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We offer content Driven Brand Campaigns.
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We blend Creative and Strategic Thinking.
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And mostly we are passionate about doing it.
With a wealth of creative and passionate contributors, we would love to talk about collaboration and bringing your story to life. Lets connect.
Documentary and Passion Projects
‘Big Brother Little Brother’ followed the remarkable journey of Series One winner Ben Wiliams to Africa to meet his sponsored child Michael. During his journey, he visited a rehabilitation centre for former child soldiers in Gulu, Uganda as well as child headed famileis and AIDS orpahanges. Within 24 hours of the show going to air, over 9,000 children were sponsored.
'An Aussie Girl in Ethiopia'
Model and Activist Chloe Maxwell travelled to Ethiopia to see first hand the devastation of war and famine and to raise awareness.
Zigmo Productions in collaboration with World Vision has Created three documentaries, two in prime time.
‘An Australian Idol in Africa' saw Guy Sebastian travel to East Africa on a very personal journey. Along the way he met and sang with orphaned children and those child soldiers rescued near the Sudanese border. The documentary was an incredibly powerful call to action for World Vision and raised many hundreds of thousands of dollars for families struggling to survive in Internally Displaced People (IDP) camps.
