SPF Multimedia is a versatile provider of digital media, from staged events to HDMI displays. From fundraising festivals, to NZ Hat and Hair Art Awards, SPF's projected graphics are often key to setting just the right mood.

Something of a one-stop shop, SPF Multimedia have specialised in supporting the needs of small business and community organisations in the Canterbury region since 2001. So contact us now so that we can discuss a solution for your event.

Need video? SPF will capture and masterfully edit footage to promote your products and services with either a short, powerful, and effective video promo for your website, DVD, training purposes or even for your YouTube. If you want to be 3rd in the Google search list every time then this will do it.

Brochure, BIZ and School Websites or a solution that will fit to your requirements. The team at SPF Websites specialize in Joomla content management systems(CMS) which features can be chosen to suit your required use. Business, Non-profit, Schools and Community type sites are all possible with Joomla!.

Current projects include: an online Bridge Club with 6000 users worldwide; the integration of existing mass data into a newly designed  for the Timaru District Council; bridging TGHS login to educo's moodle to a seamless one login access and e-portfolios for the Arowhenua Maori Schools new website.

Harness the power of social media with Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, LinkedIn, Blogger and many more. SPF will  have a solution and a package to suit your needs.

According to Nielsen’s Asia Pacific Social Media Report: “The findings highlight, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that social media is here to stay and needs to be taken seriously by the broader business community, from the CMO to the CEO,” notes Megan Clarken, Managing Director of Nielsen’s online business in Asia Pacific. “With three quarters of the global Internet population now participating in some form of social media, businesses can no longer afford to simply observe the social media phenomenon, they need to embrace it.”