GOVERNMENT
RUCKUS Studio values its collaborations with procurement and government departments across federal, state, and local levels, which help to bring important messages to the forefront.
RUCKUS is a creative content studio specialising in innovative visual storytelling across all screens and digital mediums.
CASE STUDIES
Road Rules Refresher
Queensland Department of Transport and Mainroads
Sometimes, dry content gets ignored. Not here. We see it as one of the best places to showcase tailored craft and tasteful, relevant humour. So when we were asked to bring the Queensland road rules to life, we saw an opportunity to push the creative beyond the expected while still keeping the message clear, accurate and useful.
Toowoomba Grammar
150 Years
In 2025, Toowoomba Grammar reached its 150-year milestone. We were asked to discover a way to bring 150 years of archival content into a film that showed what the community and school had built and experienced over a century and a half.
Walking With Family
Institute for Urban Indigenous Health
RUCKUS was tasked with highlighting the vital role of family bonds in Indigenous communities. Working alongside Redsuit Advertising, we designed and animated culturally diverse families for social media and Aboriginal Health Television (AHTV). We also delivered static outputs for the client’s ongoing marketing efforts.
Red Flags
Bravehearts
The Bravehearts Foundation reached out in search of an animated solution to help communicate the warning signs of child grooming. We saw this opportunity as something too important to pass up, and a message that needed to be precisely targeted in its execution to be effective.
Townsville Grammar
Townsville Grammar School
This project came with tight deadlines and high expectations, requiring Ruckus to think creatively and deliver something truly unique and memorable. Tasked with producing the visual effects for Townsville Grammar’s Hero Campaign, we created bespoke, dynamic backgrounds to bring the vision to life.
Early Learning Initiative
Department of Education, Federal
RUCKUS developed a unique animated series for early learning for the Department of Education to promote engaging ways for parents and guardians to teach numeracy among young Australians. The team crafted the series using everyday scenarios to teach the importance of numbers, ensuring broad cultural representation. This engaging animation style reached a wide audience and provided young parents with practical methods to teach their children essential numeracy skills, resonating deeply with young families.
Queensland Fire & Emergency Services
Queensland Government
RUCKUS collaborated closely with QFES and agency partners on the ‘Bushfire: Respect it or Regret it’ campaign, emphasising the importance of preparing your home before bushfire season. The team handled all editing and visual effects, creating CGI fire and embers to achieve the desired impact without the dangers of using real fire, delivering a powerful and visually compelling message.
Rules for Riders
Queensland Government
RUCKUS contributed to the StreetSmarts initiative by creating a unique look and feel for animations that clearly explained essential road safety rules, specifically for users of e-scooters and other mobility devices. This practical education program offers tips and tools to help all road users make our roads safer. Through these engaging and visually distinctive animations, RUCKUS helped empower the community to be more mindful and responsible every time they use the road.
MyFORAGE
Queensland Government
RUCKUS was instrumental in creating a How-To guide video for the MyFORAGE tool, a vital software for the farming and agriculture industries. Working closely with the team at The Long Paddock, a Queensland Government initiative, RUCKUS developed animated visuals using screen recordings of the software, ensuring that the imagery was accurate and the voice-over was clear and engaging. This video helps explain how farmers can easily manage their pastures effectively and inform the council of necessary actions.
Policies
At Ruckus Studio we care about the environment, community and people who are less fortunate than us. We are putting the futures of our staff and families first by implementing and standing by the following policies:
- Diversity Policy July 2024
- Environmental Policy July 2024
- Indigenous Support and Supply Policy
- Mental Health Policy
- Privacy Policy
- Family and Domestic Violence Leave Policy
- Corporate Social Responsibility Policy (July 2024)
- Information Security Policy
If you wish to view any policies, please email us and we will send you a copy for your records.





