Aaron captures the beauty of Regional Victoria in this stunning director's cut from the Halls Gap and Maldon 'Villages Filming Project' for Tourism Victoria.
CANOPY, the debut feature by Airbag director, Aaron Wilson, is a character-driven film about one Australian’s struggle for survival during the Japanese invasion of Singapore in February of 1942. Find out more about this project at canopythefilm.pozible.com.
Adrian relished the chance to create the kitchen of the future, fitting it out with hovering pans, and thermo-glo cooktops. Writer Trish Hastings' script explores what happens to tattoos once the bingo-wings set in. Adrian wanted to move away from simply creating a traditional white, gleaming kitchen of the future, wanting to create something quite atmospheric. There was a lot of debate about what would constitute the stirfry of the future, which was resolved once Deb Mclean introduced the evocative Lotus Root!
Across a campaign of six TVC's, the Black Balloon ads created an ominous and memorable metaphor for energy waste. Collaborating with GPYR creatives Sassy Havyatt and Mark Poulier, director Adrian Bosich relished the challenge of bringing these scripts to life. Adrian used all his baby wrangling might to create the right reaction from the baby, all under the watchful gaze of child protection services. Two babies were ultimately used to maximise available time, one of whom became affectionately known as stunt baby.
What began as a test to examine the boundaries of 3D car simulation and physics soon grew into 'The Bourne Identity in Legoland' as Travis & Nick developed the characters and storytelling.
