Travel Review
As part of the joint venture programming agreement between igloo and Tonic Health Media, Travel Review is Australia’s most viewed travel program and the media innovation OOH audiences and travel marketers have been looking for. Travel Review is hosted by leading travel presenter David Whitehill and each story reaches more than 3 million viewers in the waiting rooms of doctors surgeries around Australia. In this episode Dave is joined by fitness guru, actor and passionate traveller Tim Robards to throw the spotlight on South Africa. A destination that’s becoming a favourite with Australians seeking great value, fabulous local cuisine, friendly people and absolutely unique nature experiences. For more information please contact gthomas@igloomedia.com.au...
Read MoreUnleashing your petential
Owning a pet can be great fun, good for our health and may make us better people as well. In this fun series, Dr. Katrina and David Whitehill, two of Australia’s most trusted animal experts collaborate to explore, celebrate and explain pets. Owning a pet can teach children about the responsibilities of life and mutual trust Children exposed to education programs with animals can display higher levels of empathy for humans Pets can help people who suffer from ADD improve their concentration People with pets can suffer lower instances of allergies Parents whose children have pets are likely to get more help with household chores Episodes Unleashing your Petential Pets are proven to encourage exercise. The likelihood of achieving the recommended level of physical activity per week is seven times higher for dog owners than non-dog owners. 2. The Pawsome companion Research shows that 70.5% of pet owners rarely feel lonely compared with 58.3% of non pet owners. That companionship can boost your overall mood particularly in sick people. 3. Pets – The Best Medicine Studies have shown that pet owners have been found to be at lower risk of cardiovascular disease than non pet owners. Pet owners visit the doctor and use fewer medications than non-pet owners. Pet owners are also much less likely to die in the 12 months following a heart attack than non pet owners. 4. Canine community Pets are good for the community and meeting people. Pets encourage social interaction and improve perceptions of neighbourhood friendliness. Research from The University of Western Australia found that over 50% of dog owners met people in their neighbourhood as a result of owning a pet and 80% of dog owners talked to others while walking their dogs. 5. Best friends forever Pets teach responsibility and help children to develop nurturing and social skills. They learn empathy about life and the death of a pet is often the first experience a child may have dealing with death. Pets encourage children to exercise and physical activity results in social, mental and physical health benefits Most of all pets are fun for all of us, for all ages and from all walks of life – they simply make us smile and ask for so little in return. We are blessed that advances in veterinary care and nutrition mean that our pets are living longer than ever before and giving us more quality time with our precious companions. Dr. Kat and Dave Currently in pre-production. ...
Read MoreThe Restaurant Project
Around 1.7 million Australians are living with diabetes and are currently not well catered for in our restaurants. The Restaurant Project encourages chefs to develop diabetes friendly dishes for their menu and helps by offering menu advice and video promotion that celebrates their work and drives new customers to their restaurants. Please contact gthomas@igloomedia.com.au for information on how you can get involved
Read MoreHeartfoods
Heart Disease remains the number one killer of Australian people, this is directly impacted by the foods we eat and our consumption of saturated fats is too high. Heart Foundation NSW through its healthier oils program is making real changes to the health of Australian people by working with major food service partners to make simple changes to the meals they prepare. Cessnock Council, Panthers and Compass Group have already switched to healthier cooking oils and as a result removed tonnes of saturated fats from the diets of their customers. It’s a great public health outcome. http://www.heartfoundation.org.au Re: Letter of Support Igloo Media The Heart Foundation NSW has been working with Graeme and the Igloo team over the past four years, developing video content to support some of our key public health programs. In particular, Igloo has worked with us on a number of our nutrition projects to develop a range of products as part of our communication strategy. This has involved work on our Healthier Oils Program, which aims to encourage food service providers to switch to the use of healthier cooking oils that are lower in saturated and trans fats. On this program we have filmed case studies with Cessnock City Council, Penrith Panthers Leagues Club and Compass Australia which has not only featured on our website but also as video content for Airline companies and other media distributors. He has assisted us in distilling information on our Healthy Kids Website into simple bite-sized chunks that offer practical advice to help busy mums make healthier food choices for their kids, and has filmed practical ways to hide more vegetables in family favorites like Spaghetti Bolognese. Having this content has enabled us to attract new partners to the program and to develop deeper relationships with existing partners. Throughout the time we have worked with him, we have found Graeme to be very flexible in his approach, thorough in his preparation and careful to ensure his clients are happy. He often brings new ideas to the table, but he is also sensitive to the nuances of health messaging, making his guidance contextually appropriate. His gentle but confident manner is invaluable in putting people at ease in front of the camera, particularly when they have little or no experience in this area. One of the great advantages of also working with Graeme is that he is willing to share his own connections to help stretch our message further. We would have no hesitation in recommending Graeme and the Igloo team as a preferred supplier. If you require further information, please feel free to contact me either by phone: 02 92192450 or by email julie-anne.mitchell@heartfoundation.org.au Yours sincerely Julie Anne Mitchell Director of Cardiovascular Health...
Read MoreLuxury Escapes – Series 2
Luxury Escapes takes viewers on a journey to the world’s best holidays. The television series is hosted by Sophie Falkiner and Shane Jolley and runs in Australia and across the region on A+E networks. The station promo you’re watching now along with television commercials and short form content for online video channels was cut from the 7 x 30 minute television series igloo shot on location during a 45 day shoot in 15 international and domestic destinations. Luxury Escapes won gold in the Mumbrella awards for best use of native content. Luxury Escapes series 1 and 2 ran on Network 7 and A+E Networks across Asia in 2016, 17 and 18 and the IP is owned by Luxury...
Read MoreCan it be Cured ?
Technical innovation and collaboration in medical science is changing the way we understand, prevent and treat some of our most feared diseases and, as a result many people are already living longer and healthier lives. Hosted by leading medical presenter, Caroline West, this short format series explores the latest advancements in the management and treatment of common health problems like infectious diseases, mental health, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Read MoreThe Placemakers ®
theplacemakers.media With 68% of people living in urban environments by 2050, great placemaking may be the best opportunity our cities have. Across the Asia Pacific region, clever design is transforming spaces we use into places we love and you can see the best of it on The Placemakers. 3 x episodes of The Placemakers have been produced and broadcast on Networks 9 and 10 in Australia. We’re in pre-production with a further 6 x episodes for international distribution in quarter 4, 2021. The Placemakers ® is a registered trademark of Igloo Media Pty Limited ABN 19 122 987 393 For more information please visit https://theplacemakers.media/ or contact...
Read MoreMegaStructures Australia
MegaStructures is one of the most popular and long running documentary series in the world and each episode takes viewers to one of the greatest structures ever created and celebrates super human miracles of construction. Igloo is currently looking for brand partners for Mega-Structures episodes in Australia for regional distribution.
Read MoreAustralia’s Best Drives
Australia’s Best Drives – Presented by Audi 6 x 30 mins: lifestyle and travel Synopsis From the sweeping vistas of Cape Leeuwin in the southern tip of Western Australia to the tropical rainforests around Cape Tribulation, there’s no better place in the world than Australia for a driving holiday and in this series, we’ll show you why. Hosted by Shane Jolley, with guest appearances by Guillaume Brahmi, Steve Pizzati, Hayden Cox, Andrew McDonnell, Melissa Doyle and Collette Dinnigan, Australia’s Best Drives takes you on a journey through six of our very best touring holidays. We start in Busselton and journey to Cape Leeuwin via Margaret River. In Victoria, you’ll experience firsthand the world famous Great Ocean Road along with the superb wineries, charming gardens, artisan farms and enchanting forests of The Yarra Valley. In NSW we travel from The Seacliff Bridge to Canberra via Batemans Bay, one of the countries emerging touring hotspots. Then it’s down Bells Line of Road from Kurrajong Heights to Orange where pristine primary produce and an influx of leading chefs are creating a hot new regional food precinct. Our final drive is Port Douglas to Cape Tribulation via Mossman Gorge. Through the area of Far North Queensland where The Daintree meets The Great Barrier Reef and the only place on earth where you can enjoy two world listed natural environments. Australia’s Best Drives is presented by Audi and can be seen exclusively on Network 7 from November 18 6 x 30 minutes: Lifestyle and travel Copyright Igloo Marketing ABN 15 095 318...
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