Media Movers

Media Movers is a proudly Australian owned and operated company specialising in all aspects of digital media production. We are one of the premier solutions companies in this sector and continue to be one of the fastest growing companies not only in our industry, but in Australasia.

Our impressive growth is demonstrative of our outstanding commitment to our customers in delivering an exceptional product within their deadlines without compromising on price.With over 50 years collective experience in IT, digital media, mailing, multimedia industries and client relationships, Media Movers is the number one choice for your digital media products, packaging and e-fulfilment.

Media Movers has full in house CD Duplication and Replication facilities for both Audio, Data and Hybrid Audio/Data discs. CD Duplication is the process of 'burning' data to a high quality blank CD-R or DVD-R and performing high quality printing direct to the disc surface. This process is significantly quicker and cheaper than replication for orders below 500 units.

USB drives, or memory sticks, are a versatile promotional item that cover both the corporate and consumer market, with application to a variety of uses and packages. Media Movers are leaders in USB branding and packaging. We supply personalised printing, personalized USB Flash Drives and custom USB memory sticks delivered or engraving on a range of USB models with data loading, and various packaging options.

Media Movers offer quality blank printed CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray for any quantity. Direct to disc digital printing for speedy turnaround and smaller quantity and offset or screen printing for 500 discs or more. Our in-house manufacturing offers inkjet printing services on any quantity CDs, DVDs or Blu-Rays.

This protection scrambles the disc content and makes it near impossible for the average consumer to duplicate the disc content without affecting playback. Have you ever wished you could make a CD which played as an audio CD and acted like a data cd, or had a DVD movie which came with PDFs and other computer files?