Henry McGilchrist
Eora-based multimedia journalist and content producer
For the last four years, Henry has been working on the front line of the rapidly-developing online news video world, producing polished and though-provoking digital content in one of Australia’s largest commercial newsrooms.
Working as a one-man production house when needed, Henry writes, shoots, edits and publishes news content - with more than 20 million unique pairs of eyes watching his content every month.
During uni, he worked in key creative roles across a number of award-winning student films and worked as an EP and Supervising Editor for UTS Central News during its three-year run as the JERAA Student Publication of the Year.
Outside of work, you'll find him in the water, travelling, or at a gig, but he'll always have a camera in-hand.
Recent Projects
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Gig portfolio
Metal, post-punk & psychedelic rock gigs around Sydney.
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Election 2025
Original digital content produced during the 2025 federal election for 9News across YouTube, 9Now, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.
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The Brief
Take a deep dive into the biggest stories from across Australia and around the world with The Brief.s here
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Paris 2024
Original and repurposed broadcast content complementing Nine’s TV coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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9News - Voice to Parliament
Tailored vertical video series breaking down the 2023 referendum.
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9News - Talent Led Content
Original news video content produced exclusively for 9News’ digital and social media pages.
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Luke Mangan - Vertical Video
Vertical videos showcasing Australian restaurateur and chef Luke Mangan and his Sydney venues.
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![A knife is left in a half-cut orange on a chopping board. Oranges and mangoes are stacked on the board. A drop of blood has fallen on the board below the knife.]()
Daydream
A dejected teenage girl searches for her missing budgie during a summer heatwave.
Cinematography + Colour Grading completed during coursework at the University of Technology, Sydney. -
![A neglected building, covererd in bright graffiti is out of focus behind razor wire fence. A sign reading "danger" on the fence has been vandalised with bright green graffiti.]()
Behind the Gate
Exploring neglected buildings is a high-risk hobby.
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![Wiradjuri Man David Towney stands in front of a vacant lot of red earth.]()
Dubbo's Dry
In the middle of the Black Summer, UTS sent four teams of student journalists into NSW’s regions to report on the realities of living with climate change.
I was the leader of Team Orana as we traveled to Dubbo in the state’s Central West.
