Sunup Workshop Bringing South Australian Stories To The Screen
Adelaide, South Australia — Boutique creative agency Sunup Workshop has officially expanded into film production, launching a dedicated division focused on developing and producing original South Australian screen content.
Founded by Isabelle Scott and Nate Fullerton, Sunup Workshop has built a strong reputation for storytelling, strategy, and design through its digital marketing and creative work. The move into film marks a natural evolution for the Adelaide Hills–based company — uniting Nate’s 25 years of experience in marketing and creative direction with Isabelle’s decade in film production to bring authentic, place-driven stories to the screen.
“Our background in storytelling, design, and strategy makes film an incredibly exciting next step,” said Producer Isabelle Scott. “We’ve always believed that the most compelling stories come from a sense of place — and there’s nowhere richer in character and landscape than South Australia. We want to produce films that reflect the warmth, humour, and humanity of this region — stories that move, connect, and inspire.”
The new film division will focus on female-led, character-driven stories with universal appeal, created in collaboration with South Australian talent and production partners.
Alongside its growing slate of film projects, Sunup Workshop will continue to leverage its expertise in digital strategy and audience engagement to help filmmakers connect with viewers through innovative marketing, social content, and community storytelling.
“Our roots are in communication and creative strategy,” added Scott. “We understand how to build anticipation and connection before a film is even released. By combining that with world-class storytelling, we hope to create work that resonates not just in South Australia, but globally.”
The launch marks an exciting new chapter for Sunup Workshop as it evolves from a boutique agency into a full-service creative studio — one that continues to strengthen South Australia’s reputation as a hub for independent filmmaking, design, and creative innovation.
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