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Here to Stay
Warriors walk out the exit door. Tanner gets pulled back.
One by one, players walk down a dark corridor and out through a door marked Departing Players 2027. As Tanner Stowers-Smith reaches it, a hand grabs his collar. He turns round in shock, and he stays.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made for Tanner Stowers-Smith’s new deal with the Warriors.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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White Edition
The launch trailer for League Lids’ White Edition caps.
Snowy mountains at sunrise and a line of white caps carrying Pacific flags. A launch trailer for League Lids’ White Edition range, cut to a classical score.
- How it came about
- Made for League Lids, to launch the range on its Instagram.
- Made for
- League Lids
- Length
- 0:31
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The Zesty Boys
Four Warriors star in a very cheerful kids’ TV theme.
A pretend children’s TV show opens with a sunshine title and four Warriors in bright skivvies: Demitric in red, Eddie in blue, Tanner in yellow and a sleepy Jacob in purple. Wiggling fingers, a ukulele and a lot of grinning.
- How it came about
- My own idea, a bit of fun for the Warriors fans who follow the page.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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The Tuigamala Medal
The night the 2026 Tuigamala Medal was handed out.
A candle-lit awards night for the Tuigamala Medal, the page’s own award for the best player of the NRL season. The winner is read out, the medal goes round his neck and the room goes quiet for the speech. People’s Choice, Break Out Player and Fan of the Year went up the same night.
- How it came about
- My own idea. The Tuigamala Medal is the page’s yearly award, and this was its night.
- Made for
- Rugby league fans
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Bring on Finals
The Warriors march across the snow to the premiership trophy.
The Warriors head into finals football. A line of players marches across a snowfield to the premiership trophy, then huddles round it, fists raised.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made as the Warriors went into the 2026 finals.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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Bring on the Knights
The Warriors hide inside a giant wooden horse at Eden Park.
The Knights arrive at Eden Park to find a giant wooden horse waiting on the grass. Inside it, four Warriors sit in the dark and count down until the ramp drops.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made for the week the Warriors played the Knights.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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See You Again
A goodbye to the Warriors leaving for 2027.
Tanner drives alongside the team bus carrying the Warriors who leave the club after 2026, until the road splits at sunset. A goodbye to the players, in the style of the last ride in Furious 7.
- How it came about
- My own idea, a goodbye to the players leaving the Warriors for 2027.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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Glory Days
Two old Warriors on a porch, watching 2026 play back.
Years from now, two old Warriors sit on a porch with a disc marked Warriors 2026 Season and an old TV. The year’s best moments play back, and it ends with a promise: to be continued in 2027.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made at the end of the Warriors’ 2026 season.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
- Length
- 2:49
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Wave Back
One wave goodbye, and the fans wave back.
Francis Manuleleua of the Knights waved goodbye to the Warriors fans. On the night of the 2026 Grand Final, the fans wave back: Warriors and Roosters fans, in slow motion, from Mount Smart to Sydney.
- How it came about
- My own idea, posted the night of the 2026 Grand Final.
- Made for
- Warriors fans
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Francis Manuleleua For the Boys
A groundskeeper’s road to the Samoa jersey.
Francis Manuleleua was a groundskeeper at Penrith before he played for Samoa. In 2022 he wishes Jarome Luai good luck on his way to the World Cup. Years later, Luai turns up at his front door with a Samoa jersey and says it back.
- How it came about
- My own idea, posted the day Toa Samoa named Francis in their World Cup squad. It became a collab with the NRL, the Rugby League World Cup and Francis himself.
- Made for
- Toa Samoa fans
- Length
- 1:14
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No Mates on the Field
Two mates, one World Cup, and no mates on the field.
Jacob Laban and Demitric Vaimauga came through the Warriors together as teenagers. Now one is in the Kiwis squad and the other is in Tonga’s, and the film follows their friendship all the way to the tunnel at the World Cup.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made for the World Cup, where the two mates play for different nations.
- Made for
- Kiwis and Tonga fans
- Length
- 1:26
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One More
Junior Paulo signs on for one more year. Made for the Parramatta Eels.
Junior Paulo’s story, from the boy with a ball in his hands to the Eels’ front row. On the drum fill, coach Jason Ryles is at his front door with a contract, and Junior signs on for one more year.
- How it came about
- An official collab with the Parramatta Eels, posted on the club’s Instagram. They gave me a free hand with the story.
- Made for
- The Parramatta Eels and their fans
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Kiwi #301 to #846
78 years after Kiwi #301, his great-grandson becomes Kiwi #846.
Pat Smith captained the Kiwis in 1947 and was Kiwi #301. The film opens his old book and follows the story across 78 years, to his great-grandson Tanner Stowers-Smith pulling on the Kiwis jersey.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made for Tanner Stowers-Smith’s call-up to the Kiwis.
- Made for
- Kiwis fans
- Length
- 1:49
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The Call
One phone call in 2017. A nation followed.
In 2017 Jason Taumalolo rings coach Kristian Woolf to say he is switching to Tonga, and it sounds like a prank: “I’m serious.” The film follows that line to the 2026 World Cup, where a boy in a Tongan lounge says it again.
- How it came about
- My own idea, made for Tonga’s 2026 World Cup.
- Made for
- Mate Ma‘a Tonga fans
- Length
- 2:29
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The Boys Are Back
Three field goals, one piece of advice: keep your head down.
Jarome Luai kicks a field goal for his school in 2015 and tells a young Stephen Crichton to keep his head down and not overthink it. Crichton carries it to his golden-point field goal at the 2022 World Cup, and in 2026 it is passed on again.
- How it came about
- A collab with Toa Samoa for the week Samoa played Tonga at the 2026 World Cup. They asked for it to open with the boys at school together, at St Pat’s.
- Made for
- Toa Samoa and their fans
- Length
- 2:02
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Latest
Next Man Up
Ronald Volkman’s long road back to a Samoa jersey.
Ronald Volkman was let go, lost a club deal over a shoulder medical and spent a year without a team. The film follows the road back, through the Eels to a Samoa call-up, with the same words coming back each time: next man up.
- How it came about
- A collab with Toa Samoa, made during the 2026 World Cup.
- Made for
- Toa Samoa and their fans
- Length
- 2:48
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