Aubrey + Areegra

30/06/2025

After nearly a decade... it’s time for a new chapter.

It’s been almost ten years of building Aubrey + Areegra, but the time has come for us to close the studio doors.

We’ve had the absolute joy of working with incredible clients on some of the most challenging, fun, and rewarding projects of our careers. We’ve hit the road right across the Wimmera Mallee and beyond, uncovering hidden gems, scouting locations, on the lookout for wind turbines or power lines, often with kids squashed in the backseat.

Along the way, we’ve not only grown a business, we’ve grown families too. Three babies, expanding farm businesses, navigating neurodivergence, wrangling healthcare, and living the eternal rural juggle of limited childcare. It’s been a beautiful, chaotic ride.

From egg farms to potato harvests, Lake Tyrrell to Mt Arapiles, we’ve been lucky to tell the stories of the region we love and it’s been an adventure we’ll treasure.

And finally, a huge thank you. Whether you’ve been a follower, a friend, a past client or a present one. We couldn’t have done it without you - Kate and Kazz

12/06/2025

Woo hoo. We’re proud to share that our promotion of Natimuk has been named a finalist in the VTIC Top Tourism Town Awards in the Tiny Towns category.

It's pretty cool to be in the top 25, and it's now up to the public vote. So please share the love and vote for Natimuk!
www.vtic.com.au/toptourismtown/2025finalists/natimuk/

Working with Horsham Rural City Council, we created a short film and photos, a travel article and a visitor itinerary that captures the spirit of this incredible place.

This project was a true collaboration. Thank you to the locals who welcomed us in: Pat, Lisa and Noddy from the Historical Society, Bill and the team at the pub, Penny and Luke from Arapiles House, and artist Mel Obst, who shared her world with us.

And shout out to our dream crew Steph Hansen Productions, Greta Low, Jimmy Moignard and Whitney Kingston — we love creating with you.

14/11/2024

🌾 Hear me out... what if we put Ag front and center in a big way 2025?

On a recent trip to Paris, I found myself totally inspired, but not by the usual suspects like art, fashion, or architecture. Nope, it was agriculture that stole the show!

It all started at the Musée Rodin, where I stood in front of Vincent Van Gogh’s « Les Moissonneurs » (The Harvesters) and couldn’t help but feel proud to be a farmer. The golden crops and rich textures left me looking forward to harvest. 🌾✨

But the real inspo came at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (.paris ), where I was blown away by Agnes Denes’ 1982 masterpiece « Wheatfield – A Confrontation. » 🌾 In the heart of Manhattan’s Battery Park landfill (valued at $4.5bn at the time), Denes planted a two-acre wheatfield. The photographs of golden wheat with the Statue of Liberty and the Twin Towers in the background were striking, highlighting the paradox between the urban and rural worlds.

Now, what if we brought that same power to Australia? Imagine a wheat crop growing in one of our most iconic locations, like Sydney’s Opera House, where people could watch it change and grow over 7 months. 🌾👀 It could spark curiosity and appreciation for the process of growing food.

I’m putting this wild idea out into the universe. 🌍 Could or help bring this vision to life? Imagine….




Opéra house photograph from unsplash by Quentin Grignet

09/08/2024

12/07/2024

Early morning drone work

15/11/2023

Off the school bus and onto the header. living their best life.

09/05/2023

Recently we were thrown the challenge to produce a tourism campaign for Horsham Rural City Council. Tourism, it's our jam! We love sharing hidden gems in the Wimmera, Mallee and beyond.

This job was a quick turnaround and the target audience was FAMILIES, which involves filming and photographing CHILDREN.
Kids are great - we love them, but on tight deadlines and short shoot days, things can go wrong very quickly. It always ends in tears. Using this as a challenge, we flipped the brief and told the holiday from a kids' perspective. What is more important than park hangs and ice cream on a family holiday? So happy to say, ALL the kids were total legends and we got so much great footage.

And the voice-over, usually recorded by a professional in a sound booth - our little legend did the read in the back seat of the car (great acoustics FYI).

Thanks to everyone who helped on this on this job - we really appreciate it.

10/09/2022

Patchwork paddocks. Canola crops have the Wimmera and Mallee looking pretty spectacular this spring.

How is your patch looking?

29/08/2022

Drone shot between the storms.

23/08/2022

Woo hoo 🙌🙌 We are super excited to share a new tourism campaign for Visit Wimmera Mallee.

This Unearth Amazing campaign invites visitors to slow down and take their time. We've all heard of the Silo Art Trail but our region of Victoria offers much more for visitors who are prepared to scratch beneath the surface. Amazing experiences and characters make the Wimmera Mallee such a special place. Who better to share the best of our region than us as passionate locals? 🥰

So good to be working again with the team from Visit Wimmera Mallee to create a new campaign promoting the Wimmera and the Mallee as a tourism destination. Created around the insight that an affordable and unplugged holiday is exactly what families are craving post-COVID.

The campaign will see our television commercial aired across regional Victoria and South Australia for the next four weeks supported by some gorgeous social media content. Be sure to give a like, comment and share when you see it, we would love you to help share some of these stunning images - we are pretty damn proud of them.

We get to work with all sorts of ace people, thanks to all involved along the way David Field - Shooter Photos & Film and Ryley Katrina Sibley George Sibley Grace McLeod Tahli Haslam-Ockwell Malachy Lowry Meringa Springs Photography by Anne Morley Hardy Audio Lake Tyrrell Anna Johansson Ray Kingston - Mallee Agitator Visit Wimmera Mallee Yarriambiack Tourism Visit Hindmarsh Visit West Wimmera

28/07/2022

CASTING CALL: Urgent for this Saturday, 30 July.
We are shooting a commercial this weekend, Horsham area and are looking for a couple to be in it! Age 25-35, non-speaking role, talent to be a tourist, and enjoying local sights.
$$Paid Job$$
Tag a friend you think would be great. Inbox us if you are interested.