Travis Hunt

Video Director at IPER

Travis Hunt is a filmmaker, storyteller, and co-founder of IPER, where creativity meets strategy to produce films that move people and drive results. Blending live-action, motion design, and emerging technologies, Travis helps brands turn complex ideas into powerful visual stories.

Brisbane, Australia
Specialises in:
Cinematography
Directing
Editing

Experience

  • Bachelor of Communications - Griffith University of Sydney (2004)
  • Master of Digital Design - Griffith University (2005)
  • Founder, IPER, Explanimate!, Madeby

Key topics

  • Cinematic storytelling and narrative structure
  • Behind-the-scenes production techniques and workflows
  • Post-production and editing workflows
  • Lighting and composition for film

Articles

EVERY 12 MINUTES: BRINGING RARE CANCERS AWARENESS DAY TO LIFE

IPER produced Rare Cancers Australia’s Rare Cancers Awareness Day campaign, bringing the “Every 12 Minutes” message to life across film, social, digital and print.

Your Brand in Brisbane 2032: Video Storytelling for a Global Stage

IPER helps Queensland businesses tell cinematic, platform-native stories that showcase their role in Brisbane 2032 and the Olympic legacy.

The Multi-Touch Campaign: Integrating Video with Retail, CTV & Social

IPER’s multi-touch campaign for Queensland Health: TV, social, and outdoor storytelling.

The Rise of Narrative-Driven Commercials

Why story-first branded content is outperforming traditional ads and how we help brands create cinematic campaigns that connect.

The Smart Way to Do UGC

Authentic, on-brand, and off your plate. Here’s how we make UGC work for you.

Why Queensland Locations Are the New Star of the Screen

Stunning locations, top-tier crews - Queensland has it all

Screenplays and Its Components: Part Two

Exploring timeless screenwriting through Shakespeare's brilliance and unforgettable classic movie dialogues

Get in touch

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travis@iper.com.au