Working with government

Film and photography for government and public sector teams, from a majority Aboriginal-owned business registered with Supply Nation.

This page covers what procurement teams usually ask first. If you need something that isn’t here, ask and we’ll send it.

Scott Lahiff and Luke Gemmill beside a white gum in the Pilbara

The essentials

Business

Ripple Narratives, ABN 30 181 006 345. You work directly with the co-founders, Luke Gemmill and Scott Lahiff.

Ownership

Majority Aboriginal-owned (51%) and First Nations led.

Supply Nation

Registered with Supply Nation. We can include our registration certificate with any quote.

Location

Based in Wamberal, on Darkinjung Country on the Central Coast of NSW. We work across Australia, including remote communities.

Insurance

Public liability, products liability and professional indemnity. Certificates of currency on request.

Quotes

Itemised quotes covering scope, timeline, crew, deliverables, review stages, usage rights and costs.

How agencies can buy from us

For more detail, read Commissioning a First Nations-owned production.

Commonwealth agencies

The Indigenous Procurement Policy asks Commonwealth buyers to look first to Indigenous businesses for many contracts, including every contract delivered in remote Australia. You can find us in Supply Nation’s Indigenous Business Direct, or contact us directly.

NSW agencies

Under the NSW Aboriginal Procurement Policy, agencies can engage an Aboriginal business directly for purchases up to $250,000 (excluding GST) on a single quote. We can supply that quote.

Other states, councils and panels

We respond to Requests for Quote, Approaches to Market and tenders. Send us the documents and we’ll tell you quickly whether we’re a good fit.

What we make for government

Program and information films

Short films of a service at work, with the people who run it and the people who use it.

Recruitment films

Films that help hard-to-fill roles find the right people by showing the work and the place, like our series for Wirraka Maya Health Service in the Pilbara.

Image libraries and headshots

Staff, clinical and community photography for websites, recruitment and internal communications, with team headshots on the same visit.

Luke Gemmill and Scott Lahiff outside the Jigalong store

Remote delivery

We go where the work is

In May 2025 we worked across the Pilbara for four clients: Wirraka Maya Health Service in Port Hedland, the Mission to Seafarers, Yaandina Community Services in Roebourne, and Pilbara Community Legal Service on its outreach run to Jigalong.

Before filming in Karijini National Park for Wirraka Maya, we sought permission from three Traditional Owner corporations and held the licence the park requires.

See the Wirraka Maya project

Cultural protocols and consent

Who appears, what is filmed and how it is used are agreed before we start. We work to Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) protocols, so cultural knowledge shared with us is used only in the ways agreed with the people it belongs to.

Know before you film: permission, Country and sacred sites

Documents we can provide

Supply Nation registration certificate
Certificates of currency for our insurance
Capability statement
ABN details
Itemised quote and draft schedule

Request our capability statement

More work for public and community services

Wirraka Maya Health Service

Recruitment films and photography, Port Hedland

Pilbara Community Legal Service

Outreach films and photography, Jigalong

Yaandina Community Services

Four short films, Roebourne

Wyong Hospital

Staff, wards and patient care, Central Coast

Have an Approach to Market or Request for Quote?

Send it through and we’ll reply within two business days. Or start a project with a few details.