Disney+
Disney+
Editing
Motion Graphics
Music Supervision
CASE STUDY: EDITING MAGIC FOR DISNEY+ AUSTRALIA
SITUATION
Disney+ was rolling out a global promotional campaign to spotlight its expansive content library—featuring blockbuster films and beloved brands like Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic. The task? Adapt this high-energy, content-rich campaign for the Australian market, ensuring the final video felt local, relevant, and compelling to Disney+ audiences Down Under.
TASK
77 Productions was engaged to re-edit and localise the global campaign video to suit Australian sensibilities and platform goals. The brief required:
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Cutting together highlight content from major franchises including The Lion King, Star Girl, and Avatar
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Incorporating Disney+’s full portfolio—from animated classics to action-packed Marvel titles
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Maintaining alignment with Disney’s global visual identity and tone
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Creating an edit that would feel fresh, localised, and energised, while delivering a consistent brand experience
ACTION
Our post-production team delivered a dynamic, polished cut that blended cinematic footage, slick transitions, and branded motion graphics. We:
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Carefully selected and sequenced high-impact scenes from multiple titles to capture variety and emotional resonance
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Wove in branded elements for Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic through animated logos and subtle visual cues
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Added engaging motion graphics and Australian-friendly copy overlays to connect with the local viewer
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Tailored the video pacing and tone to match the preferences of an Australian digital audience, all while remaining faithful to the global Disney+ brand
RESULT
The final video served as a hero promotional asset for Disney+ Australia—used across digital, social, and broadcast placements. It contributed to broader campaign objectives around platform awareness and subscriber growth, while demonstrating 77 Productions’ ability to seamlessly localise global creative with technical finesse and cultural sensitivity.






