Fashion editorial campaign photographed at Sun Studios Australia creative photography studio, Alexandria Sydney

SUN STUDIOS AUSTRALIA

Sun Studios Australia stands as a premier creative hub for professional photography, television, and video production. Situated in a beautifully renovated 1930s warehouse in Alexandria, Sydney, the facility encompasses six studios for hire, a comprehensive lighting and camera rental department, a professional retail showroom, fine art print services, and a renowned catering service and café . We developed the brand identity, from business collateral to way-finding, ongoing marketing and advertising collateral.

Scope

Brand strategy
Brand identity
Business collateral
Digital marketing
Website design
Placemaking
Wayfinding

Fashion editorial magazine spread with Sun Studios Australia print advertising branding, promoting Photography and Film and Equipment and Studio Hire services, designed by Ludbrook Agency
Fashion editorial magazine spread with Sun Studios Australia branding, promoting Film and Photography Studios and Lighting and Equipment Hire services, designed by Ludbrook Agency
Sun Studios Australia Open Day event flyer designed by Ludbrook Agency, promoting photography and film equipment demonstrations at 42 Maddox Street Alexandria Sydney
Photography credits

Georges Anthony
David Mandelburg

SUN STUDIOS PREMISES

Sun Studios Australia was housed in a converted 1930’s wool store in Alexandria.

Gallery wall with large format photographic prints inside Sun Studios Australia warehouse studio space, Alexandria Sydney, featuring exposed timber columns and concrete floors
Interior atrium of Sun Studios Australia Alexandria Sydney, showing the converted 1930s warehouse space with exposed timber roof trusses, skylights, concrete floors and chandelier lighting
Bright natural light photography studio interior at Sun Studios Australia Alexandria Sydney, featuring timber floors, exposed roof trusses and skylights
Reception and atrium space at Sun Studios Australia Alexandria Sydney, showing the converted 1930s warehouse interior with exposed timber roof trusses, concrete floors, hanging plants and front desk