EP Aquaculture Pty Ltd has officially launched the “EP Global Documentary Project”, a new initiative designed to chronicle the company’s international growth, technological innovation, and sustainability practices through real voices, images, and on-site narratives. This project marks the beginning of a long-term effort to build a branded content archive that reflects the company’s global identity from the inside out.

The project will gather stories from across EP Aquaculture’s global operations, including aquaculture sites, distribution hubs, and partner locations in North America, Asia, and the Middle East. It will feature video interviews, photo essays, short written vignettes, and on-site documentary footage, highlighting both frontline work and strategic milestones.

According to the Corporate Communications Office, the goal is to produce a collection of authentic, high-quality media assets that can be used across exhibitions, digital platforms, annual reports, and stakeholder presentations.

“Our global journey is more than numbers and exports—it’s made of people, places, and choices. This documentary initiative will allow us to preserve and share the human stories behind our growth, values, and operations,” said the Head of Corporate Communications.

To support the project, EP Aquaculture is also calling on employees across departments to contribute story leads, visual materials, or local context from their regions. A dedicated content coordination team has been formed to assist with gathering materials, conducting interviews, and aligning narratives with the company’s brand and sustainability message.

Key project phases include:

Q4 2025: Pilot filming and interviews in South Australia, followed by regional footage from export operations

Q1 2026: Launch of the first short-format videos and storyboards for use in trade events and the company’s global website

Ongoing: Expansion into multilingual adaptations and region-specific storytelling content

Employees who contribute to the project—whether through participation, story nomination, or material support—will be credited and acknowledged in internal and external outputs.

EP Aquaculture encourages all staff to view this initiative as an opportunity to make our collective journey visible and memorable, creating content that resonates with global audiences and strengthens brand authenticity.