
Kung Fu Hustle
In "Kung Fu Hustle," the vibrant soundscape transports audiences to 1940s Canton, where the clash between the notorious Axe Gang and hidden kung-fu masters unfolds. Robert Mackenzie, as Sound Effects Editor, intricately weaves the auditory elements, enhancing the explosive kung-fu battles and the film's comedic undertones. The film's sound design, recognized with a Golden Reel Award nomination, captures the essence of each character's martial arts prowess, from the resonant echoes of the Landlady's Lion's Roar to the rhythmic intensity of the mystical assassins' Guqin. This auditory journey immerses viewers in a world where sound becomes a pivotal character.
Sound Credits
Re-recording Mixer: Steve Burgess, Robert Mackenzie, Paul Pirola
Sound Designer: Steve Burgess, Paul Pirola, Steven Ticknor
Supervising Sound Editor: Steve Burgess
Sound Editor: Chris Goodes, Vic Kaspar, Jo Mion, Andy Neil, Stan Yau
Foley Artist: Jason Mannell, Mario Vaccaro
Dolby Consultant: Bruce Emery
Sound: Chi-Tat Leung
Sound Effects Editor: Robert Mackenzie