These are some sets I recently built for a local film production. They were almost entirely made from plywood and pine, with a few extra bits and pieces here and there. The film is titled Moonlite, and follows the journey of one George Scott, alias Captain Moonlite [a bushranger], as he galavants around the Victorian and NSW countryside in the 1870's. Needless to say, the film culminates with a slip-knotted rope. The finished footage is to be rotoscoped, so will look something along the lines of Sin City, but set in the Australian landscape. As far as I know, it is due to be released some time next year...
Working on the set was an educational affair - I now have a slight phobia of the term 'set wobble', and have learned that anything remotely heavy can, and probably should be built with wheels.
Great pics Andy. Thanks again for your terrific work. I hadn't seen the prison set lit up and set up like this. It looks ace.
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