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Blue Onion New Media Pty. Ltd. known as Blue Onion is a private Australian company located east of Adelaide, South Australia established in June 2003, initially with four key directors. Working with other designers, contractors and marketing agencies, Blue Onion deliver a range of interactive digital media services including website design & development, 2D and 3D animation, CD and DVD authoring.

Services

Website Design & Development

Website Hosting

Corporate Websites

E-mail Marketing

Mailing List Management

Administration areas

Database-driven/updatable content (CMS)

Custom Created scripting (password protection, calculators, surveys)

DVD & CD Production

Interactive Information or Educational CD-ROMs

Corporate Presentation CDs or DVDs

Personalised Tribute DVDs (video, slideshows, animated menus)

3D Animation & Architectural Visualisation

Architectural Visualisation

3D Animated shorts for entertainment and educational products

3D Interfaces for web

3D Animated DVD menus

2D Animation & Corporate Presentations

Corporate Presentations (Flash & PowerPoint)

Screen savers

Flash & GIF Animation

Static or Animated advertising banners or buttons for web

Notable Projects

Some notable projects currently under development or completed include:

Interactive Ochre a 2-stage interactive CD-Rom developed for the Australian Flexible Learning Framework between 2004-2006 that provides a digital resource through symbolism, contemporary songs, graphics and interactive learning tools to deliver an Indigenous perspective on cultural awareness training. The application was designed as an induction package to prepare service professionals to work more effectively with Aboriginal people. [403]

Native Vegetation Guide is a South Australian CD set covering 8 South Australian vegetation regions currently in its early stages of development having completed The Native Vegetation Guide of the Murray Region, 2004 for Greening Australia.

Fruit Music international band database driven website, includes free interactive jukebox and latest band news.[404]

Awards

Greening Australia Innovation Award, 2004 (Awarded to Todd Berkinshaw for The Native Vegetation Guide for the Murray Region, 2004)

AIMIA Award - Best Student Developed Content, 2002 (Awarded to Paul Collins, Aaron Mellor, Grant Pietsch, Peter Craig and Scott McGibbon for Quasi Winter, an interactive documentary DVD)[405]