Production Design
My initial foray into set design was for a theatre show at bats in 2006. I loved the scale and intimacy of the theatre setting and enjoyed crafting three dimensional, interactive spaces for both the performers and the audience. Moving into set design for film, I enjoy creating rich, believable spaces for the characters to inhabit, visually adding history and depth to their story. Working closely with other creatives to achieve the desired look and feel of a film is something I relish.
How to Meet Girls From a Distance
Traces of Nut Ltd
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This feature film was made as part of the 'Make My Movie' competition. With a very limited budget, small crew and many locations it definitely had it's challenges – but certainly it's rewards as well.
Check out the website for more details. Duration: 84min Production Year: 2012 Festival/Awards: New Zealand International Film Festival (NZ); Festival des Antipodes - Grand Prix du Jury (Best Film), (France); Beijing International Film Festival (China); Hola AUNZ Film Festival (Mexico); Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Awards (China); |
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Double Happy
Parapraxis Ltd
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This short film was set in 1995 so all props and set dressing had to be of the era. Components included converting the exterior of a Chinese takeaway store into a dairy and making a fire station look like a primary school - including installing a usable children's playground of the era.
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Click here to see full short.
Duration: 15min Production Year: 2010 Festival/Awards: 2010 - Montreal World Film Festival, Internationale Hofer Filmtage, Show Me Shorts Film Festival, Interfilm Berlin. 2011 - Giffoni Film Festival. |
Cub
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Actually Alex
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