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Team of Creatives
Sara Willis-jones
Director
Sara is a highly experienced visual branding and web design specialist with over 15 years of industry expertise.
As the Owner and Creative Director of Glow Creative, she leads the delivery of bold, strategic design solutions across brand identity, web development, and digital media and video creation. Her creative leadership is grounded in a deep understanding of how design drives business outcomes.
Previously, as Senior Graphic Designer at both ReGen Strategic and Crown Perth, Sara produced compelling visual communications for a wide range of clients—including major corporations and government agencies—across digital, print, and video platforms.
Sara combines expertise in branding, advertising, campaign strategy, and video production to help clients bring their unique stories to life. Her results-driven approach and creative insight have earned her a reputation as one of Perth’s leading graphic designers, trusted by high-profile businesses, agencies, and public sector organisations alike.
Gavin Murray
Videographer
Gavin Murray is known across Australia and internationally for his eye for detail and ability to create fresh and edgy productions.
With more than 25 years’ experience working as a camera operator, producer, editor, animator and creative director: Gavin began his career in television and news promotion in the 1990’s and has since worked in every commercial station across Australia.
In 2003 Gavin moved to London as a camera operator and video editor with one of the world’s biggest production houses IMG Media.
When he returned to Australia, he worked as a senior in production for Network Ten before starting his own business with clients including Apple, UFC, Lendlease, SciTech and St Vincent de Paul Society.
Since then, he has worked in 46 different countries on documentaries and major broadcast events including the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, Russia and Qatar as well as the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Gavin has an ability to think on his feet in challenging situations and can bring out the best in people with his friendly and flexible nature. His creative, innovative flare helps bring his clients ideas to life.
Rebecca Munro
Strategic Video Content Producer
A strategic content creator and former journalist with more than 15 years’ experience as a communications specialist.
Rebecca has a proven track record of delivering successful outcomes for not for profit, government, community and corporate organisations with strong expertise in external media strategy and implementation. A strategic thinker with expertise in media, communications strategy, digital marketing and content creation.
In her earlier career, Rebecca has built a reputation as a dynamic storyteller and news breaker in newsrooms across Australia.
Working mostly as a television reporter, Rebecca has covered some of Perth’s most high-profile news stories, shaping complex information into material an audience can relate to.
The self-proclaimed newshound broke into the media industry in 2008 as a newsreader for radio station 92.9, on the popular Hamish and Andy Show.
Within two years, Rebecca moved into television, as GWN7’s regional Kalgoorlie reporter.
It wasn’t long before she was working as a senior journalist, presenter and producer at Network Ten in Perth, a job she held for more than six years, working on stories across Western Australia, interstate and overseas.
Since leaving the newsroom to join Perth agency ReGen Strategic in 2018, Rebecca has played a central role in delivering several important public advocacy campaigns.
As the Associate Director of Strategic Communications at Regen Rebecca implemented a communications strategy for Go Gentle Australia’s successful push to generate enough support for voluntary assisted dying to become legal in Western Australia; producing and managing a video-driven campaign to improve enrolment in STEM subjects for the WA Government; and the Christmas Island Stories campaign to ensure a just transition for the island’s community.
In addition, Rebecca has defended the interests of West Australian workers through the campaign to reform WA’s work safety laws to introduce industrial manslaughter and stronger penalties.
With her journalistic background and empathetic nature Rebecca has a talent for getting the best out of people to produce award winning videos.
Rebecca has also completed the esteemed Copland Leadership Program for emerging leaders from business, academia, community and government sectors, augmented existing leadership skills developed as a chief of staff at Network Ten.