Right Word, Perfect Timing

One of the most powerful ways to reach an audience is to get them laughing! If you want to create a great impression, sell more and keep customers coming back, then knowing how to use humour in your presentations or written communications is vital!

Whenever we tell people we are humour specialists, they ask us to tell them a joke! Telling jokes is risky business some of them offend well most of them really! If you add a funny line, it needs to be appropriate to your audience or readership. So we recommend taking a more serious approach!

Speak to us about adding laughter to your customer communications.

Our Managing Director, Sheridan Morris is so serious about humour shes been studying it for years and is a Graduate of Melbournes Humourversity.

Best Man Speech - A few beers too many

Best man has had too much to drink and delivers an embarrassing speech. Funny but not if it is at your wedding! Embarrassed Bride and Groom have to endure his waffling. Reveals too many secrets!

Triple Entendre - Shiver All Over

Melbourne Past and Present

I am happy to announce the publication of Melbourne Past & Present. Text by Sheridan Morris!
 
This has been a wonderful project. I have loved researching and writing a brief history of Melbourne to accompany the photography of Adam Lee. The book includes historical photos of the city alongside modern images, often taken at the same angle. Adam's eye for detail on some of Melbourne's buildings provides some beautiful images and the aerial views of the city are fantastic. I have been delighted to add my personal touch - finding amusing and interesting stories about the settlement of the colony as well as detailed descriptions of the architectural features of some of our favourite Melbourne buildings.
 
The book is published through Axiom Publishing and is available through Dymocks and Angus & Robertson stores but I can offer you a discounted price if you are interested.
 
I am excited and proud and have fallen more deeply in love with Melbourne through the process.