Social Enterprise
Our Social Enterprise Program is a key vehicle for developing the skills and experience of early career creatives. The opportunities that arise through our fee-for-service client work provide scaffolded professional development through paid, on-the-job training and networking. This work in sector development and pathways is made possible when clients with shared values engage us to deliver their video production and community engagement needs. It’s a symbiotic relationship and one that is grounded in service to the broader community.
Highlighted below through client testimonials are three projects we delivered in 2024:
Brittany Nguyen, Engagement Coordinator – Penrith Regional Gallery
“Working with CuriousWorks was easy. Everything worked well: coordination, filming, production, editing. The films are authentic and well received by the communities.”
Astrid Perry, Head of Women, Equity & Domestic and Family Violence - Settlement Services International
“The dedication that the team has in their work was on display. The workshop facilitators were fun, passionate and professional. The duo engaged with care and ease. Our young people left their workshop on such a high and the smiles on their faces were absolutely heartwarming. The objective of the day was addressed and our young people were able to develop a short commercial to be shared at the Youth Council conference.”
Michelle O'Connor, Youth Development Officer - Canterbury City Council
In 2024 our valued clients included:
Highlighted below through client testimonials are three projects we delivered in 2024:
Stories from Queen Street, Penrith Regional Gallery - a documentary showcasing shop-keepers from St Mary’s
“What a wonderful experience collaborating with CuriousWorks on the research, filming and production of this short documentary. They created a professional, friendly and culturally safe environment for the participants, who shared openly about their personal stories. The final product met our brief perfectly, with a great balance of high quality production and relaxed authenticity.”
Brittany Nguyen, Engagement Coordinator – Penrith Regional Gallery
Modern Slavery and Tech-enabled Abuse Educational Videos, Settlement Services International - a series of video stories used in training workshops to educate and inform community groups
“Working with CuriousWorks was easy. Everything worked well: coordination, filming, production, editing. The films are authentic and well received by the communities.”
Astrid Perry, Head of Women, Equity & Domestic and Family Violence - Settlement Services InternationalCreative workshops for Youth, Canterbury City Council, delivered as part of a state-wide Youth Council Conference
“The dedication that the team has in their work was on display. The workshop facilitators were fun, passionate and professional. The duo engaged with care and ease. Our young people left their workshop on such a high and the smiles on their faces were absolutely heartwarming. The objective of the day was addressed and our young people were able to develop a short commercial to be shared at the Youth Council conference.”
Michelle O'Connor, Youth Development Officer - Canterbury City Council In 2024 our valued clients included:
- City People
- Campbelltown City Council
- Canterbury Bankstown City Council
- Fairfield City Council
- Penrith Regional Gallery
- PYT Fairfield
- Settlement Services International (SSI)
- Western Sydney Community Forum (WSCF)
- Yung Prodigy
Scroll through the gallery below for a behind the scenes view into our Social Enterprise projects
