StudioBento is an award-winning video and immersive studio.
GameLoading: Rise of the Indies is a feature documentary about the culture of indie video game creators. StudioBento spent two years capturing the indie game revolution around the world.
Released in 2015, GameLoading screened internationally in cinemas and online before screening on SBS/Viceland.
The collaborative design process of incorporating the Esports Exclusives Heroes in the Guild of Guardians video game.
Working with Immutable X and game studio Bazooka Tango, StudioBento crafted a compelling developer diary as part of the launch announcement of the game Shardbound.
Mighty Games worked with StudioBento to create an engaing video to explain their expansive beta testing platform.
RONE is a distinctive portrait of the titular street artist, whose stunning large-scale portraits of women’s faces can be found adorning soon to be forgotten spaces, acting as a commentary on gentrification and the masculine realm of street art.
The 360' film and interactive VR art gallery takes the viewer inside Rone’s world: we follow him into the rarely-explored spaces in which he works (an abandoned paper mill, a house set for demolition, a crumbling theatre), and learn about his unique philosophy on art and life. The VR experience also takes the viewer into a Rone exhibition and inside his studio, giving them a front-row seat to the artistic process behind Rone’s epic murals.
StudioBento was commissioned by Creative Victoria to develop a hype reel to attract foreign interest in Melbourne International Games Week.
Commisioned by Annapurna Interactive to capture the making of the award winning game Florence from game studio Mountains.
This short was developed as Extra Content for the GameLoading Member's Bundle and DVD release. The film explores the indie video game developer scene in Japan and how it differs to the indie scene in the west.
StudioBento was commissioned to develop the release trailer for the video game ROM by US game studio MidBoss. ROM (Read Only Memories) is a science fiction point and click adventure.
‘DAVE’ is a half hour sitcom based on a day in the life of stand-up comedian and suburban dad Dave O’Neil.
Family Man Or Funny Man? It’s a struggle stand-up comic Dave O’Neil knows all too well. DAVE is a sitcom based on his real life hijinks as he attempts to balance his family and professional life and the inevitable chaos that ensues.
The Nicholas Building campaign video was produced to rally support behind the heritage listed building.