
Mallboy
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Dir.
Vincent Giarrusso
Short Film
2001
In "Mallboy," the soundscape intricately weaves the ambient hum of Melbourne's northern suburbs with the intimate sounds of a young boy's tumultuous journey. Robert Mackenzie, as Assistant Sound Mixer, played a pivotal role in crafting the film's auditory experience, ensuring each sound detail resonated with authenticity. The collaboration between sound designers and mixers, including Philip Brophy and Steve Burgess, brings to life the bustling shopping centers and the quiet moments of introspection. This short film invites audiences to listen closely, as the nuanced sound design amplifies the emotional depth of Shaun's transition from adolescence to adulthood.
Sound Credits
Sound Designer: | Philip Brophy |
Sound Mixer: | Steve Burgess |
Sound Recordist: | Jock Healy |
Assistant Sound Mixer: | Robert Mackenzie |
Assistant Sound Editor: | Adam Milburn |
Boom Operator: | Chris O'Shea |
Sound Effects Recording: | Jenny Sochackyj |