“Growing Up Strong Kids” is a collaboration with the Northern Territory Health Department. It brings to life a major Central Australian canvas painted to show parents how to grow up strong kids and keep it all together. The animation, which is a combination of Indigenous and Western parenting skills, tells the story of how to face our own problems by … Read More

You’ve probably heard of Relationships Australia but did you know that they cover a range of issues including living with a disability and elder abuse? Interested? Have a look at these two new stories we made with Relationships Australia, Darwin. Have you ever wondered what it’s like living with a disability? In this animation you get to do just this … Read More

Have you heard the Snot Song? It’s all about how snotty noses block up and infect ears.   As we learn in the NT Hearing animation below,  “Most kids in the first five years of life have three months of ear infection. Most kids, but not all. Our Indigenous kids, they have thirty months.”  That’s half of a young child’s life with … Read More

Healthy living is not a laughing matter but you’ll probably get a laugh out of these ten short animations about how to live a healthy life.    This series of thirty second animations cover vital health issues like removing waste water safely, washing clothes and bedding, health, dust and blocked toilets!  Aboriginal Enterprises Australia teamed up with italk Studios to create … Read More

As we come back to work, at the beginning of a new year, it’s nice to reflect on the importance of the jobs we do and the people working diligently to make our communities run.    ‘Going to Work’ is a new animation that shines a light on the vital contributions of Indigenous workers in remote Aboriginal communities.  From teachers and … Read More

We’ve enjoyed working with great organisations on exciting projects this year. As we near the holidays, we wish you time to rest, recharge, and enjoy with loved ones.

Check out Health Care Rights – a range of culturally safe animations about healthcare rights for First Nations communities in the NT. These delightful animations capture attention and hold interest, making it easier for patients to understand and retain information. NT Health and italk Studios developed these videos with the support of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in … Read More

When I was a student at Adelaide University, I loved the library. It was a big, modern library with the old part, still intact; a beautiful large, ornate hall surrounded by books on the outer edge of shelves and row upon row of old wooden desks. I loved that library because I’d go in there, sit down and in less … Read More

Have you ever wondered how to foster strong bonds with your children, even in the face of challenges? italk Studios, Griffith University and Central Australian Aboriginal Congress have teamed up once again to create two new Parents under Pressure (PuP) animations that offer practical guidance and support for parents and carers. Little Boss shows how we can bring our own … Read More

italk studios worked with Positive Partnerships, an Australian Government initiative that supports school-aged children on the autism spectrum, to develop a short animation video series. Finding out about Kevin introduces you to a family that learns their child is on the spectrum. Understanding Kevin explores the family’s journey in embracing the diagnosis and working with the school in the use … Read More