
The Hunter
In "The Hunter," the dense Tasmanian wilderness comes alive through the intricate soundscape crafted by the talented sound team. Robert Mackenzie, as the re-recording mixer, plays a pivotal role in weaving the film's auditory tapestry, capturing the tension and isolation of the mercenary's journey. The sound design, recognized with a nomination for the Australian Screen Sound Guild Award, immerses the audience in the natural and emotional landscapes, from the rustling leaves to the haunting calls of the elusive Tasmanian tiger. Each sound element, meticulously mixed, enhances the narrative's depth, drawing viewers into the film's gripping and atmospheric world.
Sound Credits
Head of Sound: Angus Robertson
Re-recording Mixer: Robert Mackenzie
Re-recording Engineer: Glenn Butler & Sam Hayward
Sound Designer: Liam Egan & Sam Petty
Sound Effects Editor: Tom Heuzenroeder
Dialogue Editor: Tony Murtagh
Dialog Mixer: Stephen Webster
ADR Engineer: Andy Wright
Foley Artist: Les Fiddess
Foley Mixer: Martin Oswin
Foley Engineer: Martin Oswin & Mitchell Willard
Boom Operator: Gerry Nucifora
Audio Post Producer: Jenna Lange
Dolby Consultant: Bruce Emery
Sound: David Lee
Additional FX Recording: Mran-Maree Laing & Sam Petty
Sound Attachment: Peter Climpson