This video was filmed at the Regional & Remote MusicSummit hosted by Music NSW in Byron Bay, bringing together artists, industry professionals, and community leaders from across regional Northern Rivers and beyond.

The summit highlights the importance of supporting and promoting regional and remote music communities, creating opportunities for emerging artists, independent musicians, and industry professionals to connect, collaborate, and share knowledge. Through a series of music industry seminars, panel discussions, and networking events, the gathering focuses on strengthening pathways for musicians working outside major metropolitan centres.

Promotional video production for a private school in Brisbane, highlighting the benefits of co-education, boarding opportunities and a well-rounded student experience.

The video showcases the school’s commitment to quality education, academic excellence, and student development, along with the wide range of sports, extracurricular activities, and social programs available to students.

Through classroom scenes, campus life, student interaction and sporting activities, the film presents an authentic view of daily life within a modern Australian school environment. The production focuses on capturing the school community, learning spaces, and the opportunities available for both day students and boarders.

This project forms part of my education and promotional video production, specialising in filming schools, institutions, events and organisational stories.

Promotional video filmed for a private school near Brisbane, documenting a unique five-week school farm program where students live on campus and participate in the daily operation of a working farm.

During the program, students experience boarding life while learning practical agricultural skills, independence, teamwork and responsibility. The video captures a wide range of activities including farm management, livestock care, beef and dairy operations, small crop production, outdoor camping and bushwalking.

The program is designed to give students a deeper understanding of food production, rural life and sustainable farming practices, while also building important social and life skills through shared work, group activities and living together on the farm.

Filmed on location, the video highlights the hands-on nature of the program and the way it encourages confidence, leadership and collaboration among students. This project forms part of my education and institutional video production, documenting school programs, outdoor education and experiential learning initiatives.

A lifestyle video filmed in Redland Bay near Brisbane, showcasing the relaxed coastal environment and community lifestyle of this growing housing development. The film highlights the natural beauty of Moreton Bay, local cafés, boating, cycling, bushwalking and the everyday outdoor lifestyle that attracts people to the area.

Produced by a Northern Rivers videographer specialising in property, development and lifestyle video production across Byron Bay, the Northern Rivers and South East Queensland. Professional video storytelling for real estate, developers and tourism.

A short documentary filmed in Mt Tamborine, Queensland, featuring Bronwyn Davies an Australian contemporary artist and cultural practitioner whose practice engages with environmental art, place-based research, and cultural storytelling.

The film captures her studio environment, the surrounding natural landscape of Mt Tamborine, and the inspiration behind her work.

Produced by a Northern Rivers videographer specialising in documentary, arts and creative video production across Byron Bay, the Northern Rivers and South East Queensland. Professional video production for artists, galleries, creative projects and cultural organisations.

Weightless is a short black-and-white film created on the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. The project is a collaboration between cinematographer and videographer Trevor Worden and actress and writer Nadia Milford.

Written and performed by Nadia Milford, the film reflects a young woman looking back on difficult memories from her childhood and her relationship with her mother’s boyfriend. Through a restrained performance and minimal visual style, the film explores memory, vulnerability and emotional resilience.

Filmed on location across the Northern Rivers, the monochrome cinematography emphasises mood and atmosphere, creating an intimate and reflective portrait.

Cinematography and video production by Trevor Worden.

A cinematic lifestyle video showcasing a modern land development near Brisbane, featuring contemporary home designs set on generous blocks surrounded by open green spaces and recreation areas. The film highlights families and residents enjoying outdoor living, community spaces, and the relaxed lifestyle that comes with larger land parcels and thoughtfully planned neighbourhoods.
Captured in a natural documentary style, the video focuses on the connection between modern housing, outdoor recreation, and the lifestyle opportunities available in this growing residential community.

This video showcases a vibrant ceramic pottery school in the Northern Rivers, NSW, where people can learn the traditional craft of clay pottery and wheel throwing in a welcoming studio environment. The pottery school offers hands-on ceramic classes and workshops for beginners and experienced makers who want to develop their skills in clay, glazing, and handmade ceramics.

Located in the creative Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, the studio provides a relaxed community space where locals and visitors can experience pottery as both an art form and a social activity. The venue also includes a coffee shop inside the studio, making it a popular place to meet friends, enjoy coffee, and take part in pottery classes.

Filmed in a natural documentary style, this video captures the creative process of working with clay, students learning wheelthrowing techniques, and the strong community atmosphere that makes pottery workshops a unique creative experience in the Northern Rivers.

This documentary-style video explores the lifestyle inside a welcoming retirement village on the Gold Coast, Queensland. Through the personal story of one resident, the film offers an authentic look at life within a vibrant senior living community.

The video highlights residents enjoying shared spaces, friendships, and engaging daily activities that support independence, wellbeing, and social connection. Personal reflections and life experiences reveal the strong sense of belonging that comes from living in a supportive retirement community.

Filmed on the Gold Coast, the story showcases the benefits of active retirement living, where residents can participate in community events, social gatherings, and meaningful activities while enjoying a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

A behind-the-scenes look at a unique Northern Rivers collaboration between Stone & Wood Brewing Co. and Macadamias Australia. Filmed in Byron Bay, this video explores the creation of a boutique macadamia-flavoured beer inspired by one of Australia’s most iconic native nuts.

Set against the lush hills of the Northern Rivers, where macadamias are widely grown, the film highlights the connection between local agriculture and craft brewing. Viewers are taken behind the scenes inside the brewery to see the brewing process, collaboration, and craftsmanship that goes into producing a distinctive small-batch beer.

The story reflects the region’s strong culture of local produce, innovation, and community partnerships, bringing together farmers and brewers to create something uniquely Australian.

The video features coastal landscapes, local tourism businesses, visitor experiences and regional lifestyle, demonstrating how small operators contribute to the strength of Australia’s tourism industry. From nature-based experiences and coastal destinations to locally owned tourism ventures, the project captures the character and diversity of the NSW coastline.

Filmed in a documentary style, the project reflects a focus on authentic storytelling and place-based tourism marketing. The work also highlights my experience producing tourism video content for regional councils, state tourism bodies and national tourism organisations.

Based in the Northern Rivers, I specialise in tourism video production that helps destinations, councils and tourism operators showcase their region, attract visitors and communicate the lifestyle and experiences that define coastal Australia.

A cinematic videography showreel featuring recent work by videographer Trevor Worden across the Northern Rivers, Gold Coast and South East Queensland. This reel brings together a range of story-driven projects including tourism campaigns, lifestyle and beach culture, surf industry visuals, agriculture, modern housing developments, and brand storytelling for small businesses.

The work reflects a documentary-style approach to visual storytelling, capturing authentic moments, landscapes, people and industries that define the region. From coastal tourism and surf culture to rural agriculture and contemporary lifestyle developments, the showreel highlights how video can communicate brand identity and connect businesses with their audience.

These projects include promotional videos, brand films, tourism content, and business storytelling designed for websites, marketing campaigns and social media.

Based in the Northern Rivers and working across Byron Bay, the Gold Coast and Brisbane regions.

This short-form video is a social media version of the longer brand story film created for the collaboration between Stone & Wood Brewing Co. and Macadamias Australia. Filmed in Byron Bay in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, the project celebrates the release of a boutique macadamia-inspired beer.

The video highlights the connection between locally grown macadamias and the brewing process, capturing behind-the-scenes moments inside the Stone & Wood brewery along with the story behind the collaboration. This shorter edit was produced specifically for Instagram and social media platforms, designed to deliver the same visual story in a more concise format suited to digital audiences.

Both the long-form brand film and this short social media cut demonstrate how video can be adapted across multiple platforms to help businesses share their story, promote products and engage audiences online.

After the Flood is a cinematic short film set in a post-apocalyptic version of Murwillumbah in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. The story imagines a world left behind after a devastating flood, where streets are covered in mud, abandoned cars sit silent, and debris lines the town.

The film explores themes of resilience, uncertainty, anxiety and the emotional aftermath of natural disasters. Two red-haired models appear as central figures within the landscape, creating a striking visual contrast against the damaged environment. Their quiet visual standoff reflects the tension and uncertainty that can follow catastrophic events.

Through moody imagery and environmental storytelling, the film reflects on how communities and individuals process disruption caused by nature. Shot in a cinematic, atmospheric style, the project focuses on visual narrative and mood rather than dialogue, using the landscape and setting of Murwillumbah to evoke emotion and reflection.

This promotional video showcases the experience of staying at a vibrant family riverside resort, where outdoor adventure and relaxation come together. Set along a scenic river location, the film highlights accommodation, camping areas, fishing spots, boating and water skiing, along with a wide range of activities designed for families and children.

The story is told through the perspective of one of the on-screen talents, sharing her personal experience of the resort and the excitement of exploring the park. From splashing through the water park to enjoying time by the river, the video captures the fun, freedom and adventure that families experience during their stay.

Filmed in a natural, documentary-style approach, the project focuses on authentic moments of families enjoying the outdoors, making it ideal for tourism and destination marketing. The video reflects how family holiday parks and riverside resorts create memorable experiences through nature, recreation and community.

Tin Woman is an art house short film exploring emotional loss, resilience and the impact of difficult relationships on mental health. Inspired by the idea of the Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz, the central character represents a woman who feels as though her heart is gone.

Through movement and visual storytelling, the film reflects on the emotional effects of misogynistic behaviour and the way it can shape a person’s sense of identity and wellbeing. Seeking refuge and guidance, the character finds herself in the quiet interior of an old hall, where the environment becomes a symbolic space for reflection, vulnerability and transformation.

The performance by dancer Georgia Pearce brings a physical and expressive interpretation to the story, allowing emotion to unfold through gesture and atmosphere rather than dialogue. The film is written by Kyra Worden, with cinematography focused on capturing mood, space and subtle emotional shifts within the narrative.

Tin Woman is presented as an experimental art house piece combining dance, cinematic imagery and symbolic storytelling to explore themes of emotional recovery, gender dynamics and personal resilience.

Camera Assistant AustinHulme