Toby Morris (Cousin) is one of the most in-demand directors in the region, with a singular, playful visual style. He breaks down his Kia Seltos spot — shot with two full crews running simultaneously, a solo-built CG fly-through of Sydney's Town Hall, and a director's-cut approach of jamming the best gags out in the edit.

Then the bigger story: Toby's just-finished independent feature "Cooee," a passion project a decade in the making that a cancer diagnosis finally forced into being — and a genuinely moving conversation with Liam, a survivor himself, about why it takes a wake-up call to pull the trigger on the thing you keep putting off.

Plus a Gear Chat eulogy for Miller — the Sydney brand that invented the fluid-head tripod in 1946 and just closed its doors.

00:21 Intro

05:12 The Breakdown: Kia Seltos

07:37 Shooting with two full crews at once

29:34 "It's such a dumb job"

31:48 Cooee: the feature, and finishing what you start

45:07 Gear Chat: farewell to Miller tripods

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