The Rover
In "The Rover," the desolate Australian outback becomes a character of its own, brought to life through the intricate soundscape crafted by the talented team, including Robert Mackenzie as Re-recording Mixer. The film's auditory experience, recognized with awards from the Australian Screen Sound Guild and AACTA, immerses viewers in a post-apocalyptic world where every footstep and distant echo tells a story. The sound design, led by Sam Petty, captures the tension and isolation of a lawless wasteland, while Mackenzie's mixing weaves these elements into a haunting narrative, enhancing the film's exploration of desperation and survival.
Best Sound
Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts
Best Sound Recording
Australian Screen Sound Guild
Sound Credits
Supervising Sound Editor: Sam Petty
Sound Designer: Sam Petty
Re-recording Mixer: Robert Mackenzie, Sam Petty & Pepe Pleguezuelos
Foley Supervisor: Les Fiddess
Foley Artist: Les Fiddess
Foley Editor: Les Fiddess
Sound Effects Editor: Francis Ward Lindsay & Brooke Trezise
Additional Dialogue Editor: Yulia Akerholt
Supervising Dialogue Editor: Justine Angus
Boom Operator: Marco Arlotta
Mix Facility Coordinator: Jasmin Cornford
Dolby Consultant: Bruce Emery
Assistant Sound Editor: Thom Kellar
Sound Recordist: Des Kenneally
Foley Engineer: Martin Oswin
ADR Recordist: Diego Ruiz
Director: Castilian/Spanish: Javier Valdés
Final Mix Engineer: Andy Wright
Sound Editor: Thom Kellar (uncredited)
Field Sound Effects: Rob Nokes (uncredited)