Media solutions are found here. Through a mixture of journalism and publicity we tell your stories, spread your word and troubleshoot your publicity issues. At Lollapalooza we can represent you publicly and help you put your best words forward. We offer absolutely anything to do with publicity, media and writing such as editing, grant writing, event marketing, advertising, press releases, social media, radio and any other lexicon loving type stuffs. We work closely with photographers and graphic designers. We tailor a package with you for you. It’s a LOLLAPALOOZA!
Gippsland rap legend Rap Angel (AKA Carol George) is rocking out here with her original song Just Gotta Walk Away. Cult filmmaker in Australia and Gippsland, Rachael Lucus, worked on this project too- we learned a whole lot here at Lollapalooza!
Gippsland superstars Desert Alien are incredible to work with. Lollapalooza media has helped these musicians tell their story, get gigs, we’ve had some rowdy photo shoots and more, much more (if you work with us we may even throw in a free set of steak knives!) facebook: Desert Alien Band
East Gippsland one man band Electric Yeti came to us wanting some help with words and promotion… here’s an example of what we came up with… (hint, click on the picture to see the promo we helped the incredible Electric Yeti score)…
A group of Gippsland toddlers were given cameras and this is what they got up too… Click on the photo below to check out the whole shebang.
Read the ideas and opinions of students and passionate education experts across Gippsland.
Make sure you take the time to check out Roland Harvey’s illustration, it’s a corker!
Tune in to REG FM 105.5 & 90.7. We HEART Radio East Gippsland. Two hours of dramatic hits, top tips for remembering to take tissues out of your pockets and MORE. Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:30pm.
Spreading the word! Social media for No Lights Plenty of Lycra Bairnsdale!
Across the globe, Gippsland performers are rocking the stage. From drag to hoop hop, Bairnsdale to Berlin… “Follow your bliss,” says Hayley Hoopla. Read the article for more…
Hanging out with the koalas on Raymond Island and working with Gippsland filmmaker and adventurer Andrew Northover to make a tourism video for Visit Victoria.
Helping out East Gippsland brands and businesses with their text…
An environmentalist who has dedicated his life to save East Gippsland's old growth forests, two full-to-the-brim with vision and intelligence teenagers who arrived in Gippsland as refugees, a duo of witty radio host polemicists and a star crossed pair of rockstars who also run the Lake Tyers General Store. Click through the photo to get to the story…
With real estate agents on the way out, our client used buymyplace.com.au to get their home advertised on real estate domains and Lollapalooza to sell it. We styled the property minimal bohemian, the incredible Aldona Kmiec did the photography and Mim Cook did the write up and face to face with potential buyers. The client saved $10,000 on commissions, sold in four days and got $40,000 over the price recommended by real estate agents. Yeah Yeah!!
Getting a bunch of creative minds together and bouncing around ideas…. our idea of heaven.
Great sessions with thoughtful humans.
What started the start-up? An idea, philosophy, need or moment? This article explores the seed at the heart of some sassy Gippsland businesses.
Providing the tools and materials for children to create their own stories and learning journeys in school holiday animation workshops. Check out this nuanced little ripper!
What a privilege to share a morning with so many inspiring women. Ideas were bouncing between bubachinos and the feeling of support and collaboration was as plentiful as our laughter. Click through to read the article in Gippslandia "The Mother of Invention".
Wesley College reached out to Lollapalooza for a local solution to finding gap year students for their outdoor education programs in Gippsland. Their advertising campaign through usual online recruitment services fell flat with no applications. We ran a campaign targeting adventure-seeking 18-25 year olds through Facebook and Instagram and the college received nearly 100 applications!
Pretty darn fun helping out with the publicity for this beautiful East Gippsland Festival. We shared stories about the incredible art, environmental-innovation, foody-fabulousness and general culture-boundary-pushing stuffs that flow over this frouty weekend with local papers and radio, social media and beyond.
Click through this popping artwork by Gippsland graphic designer Georgia Miles to be inspired by three incredible women. An artist, a biologist and a sailor share their thoughts on their number one muse- the Gippsland Lakes.
With the ferry out of action for 10 weeks, Raymond Islanders find innovation and community connection. This ten minute documentary captures the zeitgeist of an island in isolation.
