LEARN TO CREATESCROLL-STOPPINGCOMMERCIALS— On Set With Nikon & Cisco Corea

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WANT TO LEARN TO CREATESCROLL-STOPPINGCOMMERCIALS?

This is your chance.

Join award-winning director Cisco Corea for a 3-hour, hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to shoot branded content that actually moves people. From lighting and set design to direction and post, Cisco’s pulling back the curtain on how high-end commercial work gets made — fast, beautiful, and built to convert.

We’re shooting a full beer commercial live on set — showing you how it’s directed, how it’s lit, and how it’s finished in post. You’ll see it all, and yes, we’ll be using Nikon’s powerful camera range to make it happen.

You’ll walk away knowing how to:

• Build short-form spots that hook in seconds

• Light products like a pro (no flat frames here)

• Direct motion and mood using pro techniques

• Add cinematic polish in post — without overdoing it

This isn’t a talk. This is a real shoot. With motion control, beer, and behind-the-scenes insight from a guy who’s done it for MTV, Telstra, Disney, Ministry of Sound, and more.

Want the kind of work that gets clients excited and followers clicking?

Then don’t miss this.

Limited spots. High value. Cold beer waiting.

Cisco Corea is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, producer, director with over 20 years’ experience in film production, advertising, and journalism.

He started his career at Channel 9 as a producer and later worked for Nova 969, Universal Music, Foxtel Sports, Disney Australia, BBC, Viacom, and MSNBC.

He has also worked as a creative director and consultant for ANZ Bank, Destination NSW, Ministry of Sound, ACCOR Hotel, Telstra, MTV Asia, Splendour in the Grass and Hitachi Construction Global.

In 2012 he co-founded Joker Theory Films, a creative film studio which services and produces TV commercials, marketing content, music videos, event coverage and corporate comms.

As an educator Cisco has also been teaching for over 10 years as both a university lecturer and sessional teacher in documentary filmmaking, digital media design, photojournalism, film theory and advertising.  

Currently he holds the position of senior subject coordinator at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) where he lectures two days a week.

He is a regular speaker at events such as VIDCON (Los Angeles), YouTube Masterclass, Australian Press Council and the Journalism Education & Research Association (JEERA).