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Due to the Silly Season festivities, the Cottage will be closed from the 20^th of December to January 5^th to allow the team to take a quick break before launching full steam into 2009. However the phones will be manned so should any urgent matters arise don’t hesitate to call.

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StudioEmotion, as a result of our growth in 2008 we gave a fond farewell to our studio in Milson’s Point and moved into the Heritage listed ‘Woodstock Cottage’ in North Sydney.  We’ll miss the harbour side views, but this new establishment offers a much more creative and dynamic workspace to accommodate our ever-growing list of services. If you have not already come to visit us, we would like to invite you down and part of the Woodstock experience and view our digital credentials. To setup a meeting, please call Mathew Ashley on 1300660683 or e-mail: mat@studioemotion.com.au

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StudioEmotion is a digital production and communication agency specialising in strategic online advertising and promotions. Innovation and creativity are our driving factors; creating engaging and quality work is what excites us. We really enjoy what we do; a satisfied client makes us happy. StudioEmotion prides its self on being one of Australia’s and Sydney’s most trusted and première website design and web development agencies.

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Well, since we last sent out a newsletter it’s been an uncompromising schedule of helter-skelter, backs against the wall, project to project madness.  With animations, keynote presentations, video productions, voice recordings, exhibitions and product launches there has scarcely been a moment to catch our breath – let alone attend to our faithful readers with a regular news update! And for that; we apologise.  There are many stories to tell, far too many to fill one humble newsletter such as this. (more…)

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Good News, our new website is almost complete. It‘s a real showcase of what’s been going on in the world of online marketing. Each week between completing our valued clients’ projects we have about four minutes spare with which to develop new content and design, and we’re almost there! We hope to launch sometime between now & the 2012 London Olympics. (more…)

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StudioEmotion have been designing professional websites for over seven years and as the industry has grown, we have carved out a reputation for quality, reliability and service. (more…)

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StudioEmotion created the graphics for the 2nd Annual Jack Awards which rocked the Seymour Centre in Sydney on Tuesday May 10th when it rolled out the black carpet in celebration of the Australian live music industry.

The 800 industry guests were treated to masses of free booze courtesy of Jack Daniels but also to some damn fine live performances from local acts such as Eskimo Joe, The Living End, Spiderbait, The Cops, and an “All Star Jam” featuring Katy Steele (Little Birdy), Andy Strachan (The Living End), Ben Ely (Regurgitator) and Justin Burford (End Of Fashion).

Eskimo JoeOn the awards front, Eskimo Joe picked up the big award for Best Band, which surprised many who were expecting Jet to clean up. Special international guest Tommy Lee (Motley Crue) presented the award to the highly chuffed band while he also presented the Best Drummer Award to Kram from Spiderbait.

Other winners included: Phil Jamieson – Grinspoon (Best Male), Katy Steele – Little Birdy (Best Female), Chris Cheney – The Living End (Best Lead Guitar), Scott Owen – The Living End (Best Bass Guitar), Missy Higgins (Best Newcomer) and Homebake was awarded the Gentleman Jack Award. Some of the antics displayed by the presenters on the night also deserved awards.

Katy SteeleTommy Lee made a grand entrance when he showered the crowd with the contents of his two water pistols – which, you guessed it, contained Jack Daniels. Sarah McLeod must have been on the receiving end of a mouthful judging by her lively presentation of the best female award to Katy Steele (Little Birdy). And Glenn A Baker’s never-ending speech seemed to coincide with the night’s peak toilet break period. Meanwhile, host Jabba mocked Sydney’s Wolfmother all night after they walked away without a single award – despite receiving multiple nominations.

With over 110,000 votes cast in this publicly voted event, it showed that the Australian live music scene is crackling with passion, energy and innovation. The Awards will be back in 2006.

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StudioEmotion, is a locally based website development & hosting company. Founded in 2001 with the simple goal of providing the best Internet services available nationwide. We specialise in helping small and mid-sized business develop an effective online business strategy to increase revenues, decrease expenses, and improve customer relations.
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