Nova

Miff2010

Netafim Webasset

A desktop monitor and a smartphone display a website titled "start the conversation," featuring patient testimonials related to health experiences that led them to stop smoking.
Start The Conversation

Website for Alfred Health

Teaching Diversity

Miff2006

Bristol - Technical Manual CD-ROM

The Planning Game

A promotional webpage for the Melbourne Festival features the event "Aviary," presented by Phillip Adams BalletLab.
Melbourne Arts Festival 2011

The image features a collage of diverse children and adults, some engaged in activities like playing and making music, alongside an older woman and a young girl who are embracing.
My Place For Teachers

Australian Post Virtual Direct Marketer

ACMI Channel

Ngv Touchscreen

Speaking Deadly - Game Port

Miff2003

Museums Australia (Victoria) Website

Implant

TRUenergy

I-Usb

Sciencewords Artificialintelligence Kiosk 1

Heide Museum Of Modern Art

Ghost Pictures

Interactive displays are set in a modern exhibition space, showcasing various artifacts and specimens. Touchscreens provide information about different marine fossils
Museum Victoria Touchscreens

Miff2008

Miff2011

Whitenightmelbourne_large

Gripp Jeans

The National Touring Selector

White Night Melbourne

Mov Space

ACMI Stories

Miff2007

A stylized, three-dimensional face with a smooth, featureless skin tone and striking blue-green eyes is set against a black background. The expression appears neutral, and the lighting adds depth to the facial contours.
Pal9000

Front

Cyberpaddock

The image features a close-up of an eye with dramatic makeup, accompanied by bold text that reads "L'ORÉAL MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL." The focus is on the striking features and artistic presentation, emphasizing the fashion theme.
Lmff 2005

Miff2009

CJ the CJ - ABC3 Interactive

Wave Machine

Air Thumb

Gff Detail

After The Fact Police Training

A minimalist logo featuring the text "MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL" in white against a black background. The design includes a stylized "M" made up of geometric shapes, including a triangle and a rectangle.
Melbourne International Arts Festival

Busines Review Weekly Cd

Smart Recycling

Miff2012

Miff 2014

Knox Secondary College

Melbourne Girls Grammar

Slam

Ftm 2012 2013 2014

Greek Film Festival 2018

Miff2004

Melbourne Festival

Miff

Miff2005

Promotional graphic for an event titled "A Night Like No Other," scheduled for February 23, 2013, from 7 PM to 7 AM.
Whitenight Melbourne

Miff2002

PANNZ - Performing Arts Network of New Zealand Arts Market

Prominent red background with bold, white text reading "MELBOURNE FRINGE FESTIVAL 2015," along with the dates "16 SEPT - 4 OCT" displayed below.
Fringe

Musicvic Crop600

La Mirada Spanisn Film Festival

The background features a bright blue color, with bold, white text stating "FRINGE FURNITURE:" followed by "BETWEEN THE LINES" in smaller, black font. Entwined red and white striped ribbons form a playful design across the image, enhancing the visual appeal.
Melbourne Fringe 2015

Antipodes Festival

Loreal Melbourne Fashion Festvial

The design features the words "St Kilda Festival" in a stylish, flowing font on a teal background. A pink circle highlights "40 YEARS" and marks the years "1980-2020," celebrating the festival's anniversary with scattered colorful confetti elements.
St Kilda Festival

Royal Exhibition Building - Touchscreen

Free The Goat - 3D Multiplayer Game

National Touring Selector

ACTF

Laneway

From Hypercard to Lingo to Flash to React, with a few-side quests along the way

Founded in the late 1990s, Mecca Medialight began as a small but ambitious digital studio at the dawn of the multimedia era. From a cramped office in St Kilda—filled with Power Mac 7100s perched on wobbly trestle tables and a sea of tangled cables—we quickly established a reputation for creativity and technical expertise.

In the early years, Mecca Medialight specialized in interactive kiosks and CD-ROM productions, pioneering new ways to engage audiences through multimedia experiences. These projects laid the foundation for a deep understanding of how design and technology could come together to inform, entertain, and inspire.

As the internet matured, the company transitioned into online development, embracing the opportunities of the emerging web. By the early 2000s, Mecca Medialight was delivering full-stack digital solutions—building dynamic websites, online applications, and integrated platforms that supported businesses in an increasingly connected world. Notable projects from this era included using compressed audio (Shockwave Audio, a lossy format similar to MP3) with custom hardware to deliver music to retail stores—effectively creating one of the first “MP3 players” before the iPod. We also partnered with what would become one of Australia’s largest energy retailers, supporting their digital transformation during the emergence of the newly contested retail market. A cornerstone of this initiative was the development of the industry’s first online quoting tool—delivered years ahead of the competition—providing a significant strategic advantage and setting a new standard for customer engagement in the sector.

During this period, Mecca Medialight also began exploring the potential of artificial intelligence in content creation, experimenting with recursive generation networks and adaptive algorithms long before AI became mainstream. These early explorations pushed beyond conventional design, automating aspects of media production and testing the boundaries of human–machine collaboration. The insights gained from this pioneering work helped position Mecca Medialight as an innovator in digital storytelling.

Over the years, Mecca Medialight has continued to evolve with technology and client needs, moving from the experimental days of multimedia and early AI research to delivering robust, scalable digital solutions across a wide range of industries. What has remained constant is the company’s commitment to innovation, quality, and partnership.

In recent years, our strong commitment to the arts and creative industries has guided a focus on partnerships with leading cultural organisations. We have had the privilege of working with institutions such as the National Gallery of Victoria, as well as major festivals including the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), Melbourne Writers Festival, the Greek Festival of Sydney, and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation. Through these collaborations, we continue to support and strengthen the cultural sector by delivering innovative digital solutions that enhance audience engagement and impact.

Today, Mecca Medialight stands as a trusted digital agency with decades of experience—rooted in its pioneering past and driven by a clear focus on the future. Our tools today include PHP, TypeScript, and React, but it is our experience and adaptability that truly power our work.