top of page
FG 39.jpeg

City of Ballarat – FOGO Rollout

A creative collaboration to help introduce change.

A six part series including a 30 second TVC to support the rollout of the City of Ballarat's FOGO (Food Organics and Garden Organics) service and also its purple bin glass collection for residents. The new FOGO system enables residents to place kitchen food scraps with their garden cuttings in the household green wheelie bin for collection. The campaign needed to both promote participation and educate householders on best practices and issues such as contamination with soft plastics.

FG 45.jpeg
FG 01.jpeg
FG 02.jpeg
FG 13.jpeg
FG 19.jpeg
FG 21.jpeg
FG 33.jpeg
FG 34.jpeg
FG 22.jpeg
FG 25.jpeg
FG 04.jpg
FG 10.jpeg

Working with the client we mapped out a series of six clips covering different aspects of the FOGO and glass collection initiatives while still having enough overlap to stand alone as individual videos.

 

The client team had come up with the central concept of 'It all starts with you' – a reminder that individual actions can help or harm the system and therefore the collective good. They also suggested that the clip run backwards to show the connection back to the household from waste processing down the line. We ran with the idea for the TVC, modifying it with both forward and backward sequences. The project is a good example of collaboration to develop concepts.

Client: City of Ballarat

Project: FOGO and Glass Collection Rollout. 6 part series.

  • The Four Bin System

  • FOGO collection is coming to Ballarat

  • Glass collection is coming to Ballarat

  • FOGO Kitchen tips for residents

  • The FOGO process

  • 1 x 30 TVC (Click on image to play)

Producer: Far Flung Films

PH: +61 0 419 552 496

E:   josh@farflungfilms.com.au

  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook

Far Flung Films is based on the lands of the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung People, and recognises their continuing connection to the land and waterways. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend this to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.

bottom of page