Candid photo from “We Need Free Fares” Campaign video for Aotearoa Collective for Public Transport Equity
Candid photo from a dialogue recording session for "The Arcobaleno Home"
Editing "The Arcobaleno Home" using Pro Tools
Bachelor of Creative Media Production
On both The Arcobaleno Home and Can't Beat Wellington I was the sound recordist, editor, and mixer. On The Arcobaleno Home I organised voice recording sessions with voice actors, as well as recordings for foley and ambience. Afterwards I edited the recordings and designed the soundscape for the project. On Can't Beat Wellington I set up a timecode system to ensure we could easily sync the music to the footage in post production as well as designing the non-musical soundtrack for the film.
The Arcobaleno Home: A proof of concept trailer for an animated series, following the aftermath of Berry’s death as she navigates the surreal garden of limbo. In a single decrepit house amongst the abstract foliage, she meets a group of fellow lost souls who explore the many doors of the house to find lost memories, and avoid being corrupted by the inner workings of the garden. / Can't Beat Wellington: Can’t Beat Wellington on a Good Night is a bold and picturesque journey of two strangers, who, overwhelmed by the chaos of the city, slowly fall into sync through the language of dance. Captivated by the nightlife of Wellington and fueled by emotion, can the community be the help they need to confront their fears?
The Arcobaleno Home: A proof of concept trailer for an animated series, following the aftermath of Berry’s death as she navigates the surreal garden of limbo. In a single decrepit house amongst the abstract foliage, she meets a group of fellow lost souls who explore the many doors of the house to find lost memories, and avoid being corrupted by the inner workings of the garden. / Can't Beat Wellington: Can’t Beat Wellington on a Good Night is a bold and picturesque journey of two strangers, who, overwhelmed by the chaos of the city, slowly fall into sync through the language of dance. Captivated by the nightlife of Wellington and fueled by emotion, can the community be the help they need to confront their fears?
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