Method Studios

With Easter weekend approaching in New Zealand as the entire nation stays home under a level four lockdown, it’s safe to say that this holiday won’t look like previous holidays.

Digital-led creative agency Method is doing things you could only imagine. Much like what Disney does with its Imagineering Team, Method is a New Zealand company that specialises in fusing storytelling with tech to create awe-inspiring experiences.

Here's our idea for the Idealog Wool Challenge where we were sent a box of very raw wool fibre and tasked with recreating an everyday object using wool.

All we ever set out to do was to create a genuine connection, make digital the hero and make sure people realised the value and power technology could have in bringing stories to life.

I was recently honoured to be invited to speak at the AIS Media Summit in New Delhi, India. The broadcasting industry is exploring new ways of sharing and telling stories...

With more and more people choosing to live in cities what makes cities experiential? OFF Grid explored the city through people, story, culture and brand, and asked…what is it that connects people to place?

Method was invited to showcase our internationally renowned AR/VR experience – The Boy and the Lemon – at ProjectR, Wellingon during Aotearoa’s leading celebration of cutting-edge culture, NZ Festival 2018.

Pushing the boundaries of traditional Maori tourism offerings, Ngati Whatua Orakei is embarking on a ground-breaking high-tech venture with the launch of an augmented reality (AR) walking tour of Takaparawhau, Bastion Point.

We try The Void Ghostbusters: Dimension in New York city.

Augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) retellings of James Hurman’s The Boy and the Lemon will be in the global spotlight at The Future of Storytelling, the world’s leading immersive storytelling event, held in New York in October.

Remember Pokemon GO? The success of this augmented reality juggernaut soon prompted requests for a similarly groundbreaking idea, which is a little like asking an author to write another Harry Potter, or suggest TVNZ whip up another Breaking Bad....

A world-first virtual reality experience to help prospective university students choose their course of study has been developed by Auckland-based virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) specialists M Theory for Torrens University Australia.

Auckland-based creative agency, Method, has launched M Theory - a specialist augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) arm - to keep up with client demand and further invest in the technology.

It's the BBC's complete guide to VR.

This amazing $30b world is fantastic to be a part of, and you can do wonders for your brand when you keep it real for your audience.

Seems like everyone’s publishing a Trends Report this year so we thought we’d play fortune teller as well and predict what that cookie holds for the year.

For countless millennia, in fact since the beginning of mankind we’ve been telling stories. Stories passed down from generations, from the believable to outlandish, fact to fiction. Mediums ranging from rudimentary drawings and campfire stories to books, radio, film, TV, gaming and now online. Stories are a fundamental part of our culture, they tell who we are and what makes us human.