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The Lift Project

A 10-part documentary learning experience that transforms the Lift Project's health and wellbeing expertise into a digital learning ecosystem generating A$500K+ in annual business revenue.

The learning product

A clear path from expertise to experience.

A 10-part documentary learning experience that transforms the Lift Project's health and wellbeing expertise into a digital learning ecosystem generating A$500K+ in annual business revenue.

Capability shown: Scale · Storytelling · Video production · Instructional design · Commercial success

Extreme close-up of a person's eyes, a film still from The Lift Project
From the production / film stills

Learning that looks and feels like documentary.

Visual imagery is structured so expertise reaches a learner: where the speaker stands, what the learner sees, and when the story breathes so the information has time to stick.

01Premium delivery
Dr Darren Morton speaking directly to camera in a blue-lit laboratory setting

A presenter who speaks to one person.

Direct-to-camera delivery, considered lighting and a carefully composed frame turn a live presentation into something closer to a conversation. The production quality reflects the care put into the learning experience.

02Documentary-quality media

Expert voices, filmed in their own worlds.

Psychotherapist Dr Jill Gordon speaking to the presenter in a doorway, filmed on location
Renowned psychotherapist Dr Jill Gordon. On-location storytelling, as it appears in the course.
Dr David Katz interviewed beside a fireplace, with on-screen name title
Dr David Katz. Location interview with lower-third identification, as it appears in the course.
03Story and place
Overhead view of a road through dense forest with a small figure on it

Contexual imagery to create space between ideas.

The presenter cycling along a misty road

On-location storytelling connects ideas to everyday life.

The presenter looking down at an anatomical visual-effects overlay showing the ribcage and internal organs over his torso

Visual effects to make learning stick

04Engaging, impactful presentation

Explaining ideas visually, not just verbally.

Motion graphics translate key concepts into a single, readable image. This educational graphic from the course shows how visual presentation brings ideas to life.

Teal and yellow pie chart graphic about happiness, an example educational graphic from The Lift Project course
Example educational graphic from the course.
05Learning design

From watching to doing.

A clear learning rhythm helps people explore ideas, put them into practice and carry what they learn into everyday life.

Learning path: 1 Learn, explore the content; 2 Experience, challenge yourself; 3 Think, reflect and take the quiz; 4 Share, lift others; and Additional Resources, templates, guides and more
  1. LearnFocused content that delivers the core idea.
  2. ExperienceA practical challenge that moves knowledge into practice.
  3. ThinkReflection and a quiz to consolidate understanding.
  4. ShareLearners pass ideas on, extending impact beyond the course.
  5. Additional resourcesTemplates and guides that support learners beyond the video.

Visible progress. Clear next steps.

A learner dashboard brings lessons, progress and resources into one view, with a single prompt to continue and a clear picture of what learners will achieve.

The Lift Project learner dashboard showing a progress bar at 3 of 10 lessons, a Continue learning prompt, lessons grouped under Learn, Experience, Think and Share, course lesson cards, additional resources and a What you'll achieve list
  • A clear next stepKeep moving with guided navigation and a simple way to continue.
  • Visible progressSee completed lessons and what is still ahead.
  • Support beyond the videoPut learning to work with practical activities and downloadable resources.
06Partnerships and amplification

Many contributors. One coherent series.

  1. ContributorsCoordinating expert interviews across studio and location settings.
  2. ProductionAligning presenter, crew, graphics and edit around a single learning sequence.
  3. AmplificationShaping material so it can travel beyond one live presentation to a scalable digital course.
How the learning was built

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The challenge

A substantial body of health and wellbeing expertise needed to become a coherent, engaging digital learning experience that could reach beyond a live presentation.

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