World of WearableArt — known simply as WOW — is New Zealand's largest theatrical spectacle and one of the most visually ambitious live events in the Southern Hemisphere. Held annually at TSB Arena in Wellington, the show brings together the world's leading wearable art competition with high-voltage live performance, combining aerial choreography, original music, dance, and theatre.

When Microsoft chose New Zealand to host the global launch of the Xbox Series X and Series S, the ambition was clear: create something spectacular enough to capture the world's attention, in a country that would be among the first to cross the launch date of 10 November 2020.

When James Cameron returned to the world of Pandora for Avatar: The Way of Water, the production ambition was staggering. The film required an entirely new visual language — one built around water, light, and the complex interplay between them. Achieving that on camera, at the level Cameron demands, meant solving problems that had never been solved before. Streamliner Productions was part of the New Zealand team that helped make it happen.