Megafun was engaged to provide the operations and technical services to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2015 Pacific Games in Papua New Guinea. Celebrating both the games of the Pacific Nations of Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia, as well … Continued
The Mbantua Festival celebrated the Arrende people of Central Australia and offered a remarkable exploration of their history and culture. Megafun undertook the Production and Technical Management of the Mbantua Festival, working closely with Artistic Directors Rachel Perkins and Nigel Jamieson. … Continued
Mona Foma is a world reknown international arts festival centering around the remarkable Mona Museum in Hobart. Megafun was engaged to deliver the production and technical services for the inaugral Mona Foma (Museum of New Art – Festival of Music and … Continued
The Victorian Arts Centre’s Hamer Hall was closed in 2010 for a major upgrade. In 2012 it was relaunched with fanfare. The reopening of Hamer Hall involved an array of local and international artists designed to showcase the acoustics and … Continued
AAMI Park in Melbourne opened with a celebration of its remarkable roof structure, using a creative laser display and a promenade of glowing spheres. Megafun devised and delivered the technical and illumination elements of this event. Working closely with Oracle Lasers, … Continued
The 2010 UCI Road World Cycling Championships took place in Geelong over 5 days – the first time Australia had held the event. As part of this international event, Geelong staged a cultural programme including a substantial public art element. Megafun … Continued
The massive arena version of Stade De France’s BEN HUR was performed at ANZ Stadium in Sydney in 2010. Megafun was engaged to deliver the technical and production elements of this extraordinary show. Featuring over 300 performers, 35 horses and … Continued
The FINA swimmimg championships included a substantial cultural programme, including our immersive and dynamic lighting art installation. Calling on our background in theatre lighting design, Megafun delivered a public artwork at Birrarung Marr to complement the other public art that formed … Continued
The 72 giant fish sculptures down the Yarra River became the icon of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. If you were in Melbourne in 2006, it is almost certain you will remember “The Fish”. Keith Tucker as Creative Director and … Continued