About Nearly Media
We work as creative producers, hired to make podcasts, live gameshows, exhibition audio installations, scripting, art direction, content strategy and more.
In 2017 Courtney Carthy and Andy Bellairs were career producers at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, working on various radio shows and digital channels.
After years of pitching each other podcasts over Friday drinks they decided to create one of Australia's first production companies specialising in podcasts.
We work as creative producers, hired to make podcasts, live gameshows, exhibition audio installations, scripting, art direction, content strategy and more.
Testimonial: Courtney Lock, External Communications Lead, Aurecon Group
From the very beginning of our working relationship that started almost 7 years ago, Nearly Media have been exceptional to work with. They have truly helped to build our podcast from the ground up and I can safely say that our success and growth would not have been possible without them.
While Nearly Media help us edit episodes each month, the additional value they bring also shows up with insights into the podcast world that are rare and nuanced. The team are responsive and trustworthy, meet deadlines with ease and their deep industry knowledge keeps them ahead of the curve and able to answer the range of questions we throw their way. They are our trusted advisors as well as our brilliant editors.
We wholeheartedly recommend Nearly for any person or business looking for support in creating a podcast. It’s harder than it looks!
We're also creating other projects that diversify the content ecosystem
- Episode Check - a web app for podcast editors to get feedback on episode mixes.
- Lenny.fm - a revenue stream for every podcaster.
- Pitchable - custom forms for people to pitch stories to journalists
- Podcast Cover Art - an Instagram account celebrating the diversity of podcast cover art in the world.
Get in contact :)
hi@nearly.com.au
A great quote about audio that continues to inspire us
“Audio is one of the most intimate forms of media because you are constantly building your own images of the story in your mind and you’re creating your own production… And that of course, is something that you can never get with visual media.”
Emma Rodero, communications professor, Pompeu Fabra University Barcelona.
The Atlantic - Inside the Podcast Brain: Why Do Audio Stories Captivate?
