In conjunction with Online Learning Australia, The Westpac Group required 120 minutes of original video comprehensively addressing all aspects of health and safety and compliance. There were 24 modules, each with a different creative concept. Director Rami Fischler said, “Lyndon never ceases to amaze me with the speed, accuracy and precision that he crafts the video scripts. He takes the content and effectively blends it with a creative vision to produce a working script.”

The videos received three awards at the LearnX E-Learning and Training Awards 2011 including winning platinum for Best Use of Video in a Training Program and received gold for Best Online Learning Solution and Best Partnership in a Training Program.

To launch this new photographic craze in Australia, Paparazzi required a web video that clearly explained the concept and encouraged people to use it. Business partners Howard Symington and Craig Lockyer required an informative, yet highly engaging script that enthused the viewer, inspiring them to request further detail from the function venue.

St.George required a training video that provided staff with clear instruction on branch security. I converted the official manuals into an engaging script that blended presenter dialogue and drama-based re-enactments seamlessly together. Director Johnny Lopez said, “Lyndon has a unique skill in humanising even the most complicated and, let’s be honest sometimes the dullest subject matter into something that’s both entertaining and insightful that will help your client best deliver their message in a visual medium. An asset to any production.”

TAFE NSW engaged Online Learning Australia to develop an online resource for the Diploma of Nursing. I wrote two videos: the first purely procedural, instructing students on key nursing procedures and the second was drama-based. The Project Manager, Di Dawbin from TAFE said, “Lyndon has a particular talent for picking up on exactly what we wanted to convey, considering he had never encountered nursing terminology or practices previously. He was flexible, responsive and always met our tight timelines.”

The Commonwealth Bank requested an inspiring promotional video that trumpeted their success as a leading Australian financial institution. Producer Vanessa Smith said, “With literally one day’s notice, Lyndon listened intently to the project's requirements and focused his thoughts to meet my tight production deadline by crafting a video script that matched the creative vision seamlessly. His dialogue instilled gravitas to the key messages, allowing them to shine through with power and conviction.”

As technology proliferates, cyber bullying has developed as an insidious threat to the safety and security of students; a phenomenon that has the power to lead to tragedy. The Department of Education required an instructional training video to inspire teachers into action. The video needed to convince staff that cyber bulling is real and it’s up to them to provide an environment that minimises the prevalence of bullying and equip teachers with tools to combat the harassment when it occurs. In between the key messages I scripted fictional accounts featuring teenagers to give the issue an humanity with the underlying message that kids deserve protection.

Wharves present a high risk environment for employees. POAGS recognised the importance of ensuring their staff work safely and commissioned safety training videos that cover all aspects of working as a stevedore. OH&S Manager Belinda Flynn said, "Lyndon made the process so easy. He took our safety manuals and transformed them into a video script that hit the nail firmly on the head. I was delighted, yet amazed, with the quality he produced with minimal briefing and within our time frame."

Organised through the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs to recognise those who advocate for people with disability, this annual presentation night required voice-over to accompany the recipients’ video packages. Producer Greg Eaton from Horizon Communication Group said, “I’ve been producing award ceremonies for the Australian Government for over a decade and Lyndon is one of the best writers I’ve encountered. His scripts were spot-on, approved virtually as submitted, by the client. Thank you Lyndon for making my life easier. Great work.”

This entertainment venue required an informative training video that clearly explained to staff the customer service policy across different areas of the club including the car park, reception, restaurants, bars and gaming floor. I scripted dramatic situations that could arise in each of the locations as employees serve fictional patrons. Each module was topped and tailed by an omnipotent presenter who drew attention to the key aspects of the interaction.