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Parkway Drive 'The Void'

The longest, most dynamic and intricately timed motion-control robot move ever created. This project has been awarded the national ACS ‘Golden Tripod’ for cinematography.

 
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4 weeks of pre-production, 1 week of set building, 2 days of robot programming, 2 days of shooting, 5 weeks of post-production and close to 500 composited VFX layers. Shot entirely on motion control robot and all timed to music to produce a single, clean, uninterrupted, 4k "shot".

 
 
 
 
Director / Director of Photography / Creative: Allan Hardy Producer: Ariel Verri Directing Assistant: Cameron March Robot Technician: Brendan Isaac Gaffers: Ben Russell and Dave Russell Stunt Coordinator: Jimmy Christiansen Safety Supervisor: Paul Halfy Phillips Stunt / Safety Assistant: Jace Lee SFX Coordinator: Clint Ingram Armourer: Allan Mowbray Stunt Performers: Garreth Hadfield and Jason O’Halloran Medic: Aaron Ray Art Director: Cliff Weideman Set and Costume Design: Tracey Rose and Sparke Films Assistant Painter / Dresser: Nick Everingham Assistant Dresser: Tom Phillips Art Department Assistant: John Gray Set Construction: Greg Bridges and Brian Hickey Neon Sign Creation: Queensland Neon Make Up: Lizzie Leaney Wardrobe: Amelia Fuller Stills Photography / BTS Videography: Matty McFerran Computer Engineer: Rhys McKercher and Wade Geles Production Assistant: Brittany Blacka Lead VFX Artist / Editor / Colourist: Joe Lancaster Post Production / VFX Coordinator: Allan Hardy 3D VFX and Matchmoving: Marc Purnell Additional VFX: Tim Bahrij Sound Design: Justin Harrison
 

HIGHLIGHTS

Allan and his team were responsible for managing…

- Engineering a first-of-it’s-kind computerised trigger to sync the robot program to the soundtrack. Enabling millisecond perfect timing system for the camera movement.

- Execute all required 3D and VFX in-house.

- Design & manage the custom set build to work perfectly within the robot limitations, minimums & maximums.

- Intricate lighting set-up and custom neon sign build to support the required visual effects layering & footage stitching.

- Intense and precise stunt/safety co-ordination, integrating pyrotechnics within the tight set & doing a full burn on the lead singer during his performance.

 
 
 
 
 

Director / Director of Photography / Creative: Allan Hardy

Producer: Ariel Verri

Directing Assistant: Cameron March

Robot Technician: Brendan Isaac

Gaffers: Ben Russell and Dave Russell

Stunt Coordinator: Jimmy Christiansen

Safety Supervisor: Paul Halfy Phillips

SFX Coordinator: Clint Ingram

Armourer: Allan Mowbray

Stunt Performers: Garreth Hadfield and Jason O’Halloran

Medic: Aaron Ray

Art Director: Cliff Weideman

Set and Costume Design: Tracey Rose and Sparke Films

 

Make Up: Lizzie Leaney

Wardrobe: Amelia Fuller

Stills Photography / BTS Videography: Matty McFerran

Computer Engineer: Rhys McKercher and Wade Geles

Production Assistant: Brittany Blacka

Lead VFX Artist / Editor / Colourist: Joe Lancaster

Post Production / VFX Coordinator: Allan Hardy

3D VFX and Matchmoving: Marc Purnell

Additional VFX: Tim Bahrij

Sound Design: Justin Harrison