We create stylised interactive CD and DVD-ROMs from educational campaigns to digital reporting.

Interactive multimedia is a great way to engage your audience as they learn. From educational campaigns with virtual games and animated characters to in-depth reports, analysis and information, an interactive DVD or CD-ROM is a sound investment and can be adapted to suit your target market and promotional or e-learning needs.


Queensland Transport - The Indigenous Lead Center


Queensland Health - The Learning Workshop


HITnet - Health Interactive Technology Network


Queensland Health


Queensland Health provides a range of integrated health services caring for people with respect and integrity and creates educational collateral to promote the health of Australian people. Visual Obsession designed a graphics package for a Stroke Resource Kit to reflect Queensland Health’s requirement to appeal to a primarily indigenous client base.

Townsville Port Authority


Port of Townsville provides all of North Queensland with a world-class gateway for commerce and trade. It continues to be one of the state's fastest growing ports. In the year 2004/2005 almost ten million tonnes of cargo passed over their wharves. Visual Obsession developed the Port of Townsville website - a content management system using Mambo OS, and incorporating unique features such as a Shipping Schedule and Statistics, as well as a photo gallery, dynamic site map, and events calendar. The themes are colour coded depending on the information and category. Visual Obsession developed an interactive CD and DVD-ROM to provide information to public and industry. Both the CD and DVD-ROM were highly graphical and featured animated menus, music, sound FX and an introduction including a slide show of images and 3D animation of a ship.

Cairns and Region Convention Bureau (Australian Tourist Publications)


Australian Tourist Publications needed a CD-Rom developed to encompass the far northern region and entice potential business people to hold conferences here in Cairns and the far-north. The Interactive CD-Rom needed to incorporate a range of features, including PDF accessibility, video capability, image galleries and the ability to showcase as a presentation, much like a powerpoint file. This was achieved using Flash Actionscript 2.0 and menubox, a program designed for the running of executable files from within a flash projector file. This enhances the PDF functionality in the CD-Rom, detecting if the user has Adobe Acrobat installed and if not will run an installer on the CD-Rom.

Land and Water