The Lab Sydney
4-14 Dickson Avenue
Artarmon NSW 2064
Tel: +61 2 9439 5922
Fax: +61 2 9436 3554
Email: info@thelabsydney.com.au
Website: www.thelabsydney.com.au
Contacts
Michael Eder
Head of Advertising
michael.eder@thelabsydney.com.au
Prue Fletcher
Head of Film & Television
prue.fletcher@thelabsydney.com.au
Steven Marolho
Executive Producer
steven.marolho@thelabsydney.com.au
Services
The Lab Sydney specialises in design, VFX, Colour and 3D animation for feature films, television and TVCs.
Recent Hardware Acquisitions/Upgrades
• Baselight
• Baselight 4
• Northlight 2 Film Scanner
• Barco 2K Film Resolution Projector
• DI Theatre
• Nuke
• 7 offline editing suites
Top Three Projects in the last 12 months
Australia - Feature Film
The Lab Sydney’s Head of Film & Television Prue Fletcher and VFX Supervisor Tony Cole worked closely together with Australia’s VFX Supervisor Chris Godfrey and Jamie Price, to produce over 230 VFX shots for Baz Luhrmann’s epic movie, Australia. VFX work was completed using the latest desktop compositing systems, Nuke & Shake in addition to two dedicated Flame Suites whilst the reviewing of composited shots was screened in Baselight 4. The Lab not only handled complex 2D/3D compositing sequences, we supported many of our local and overseas vendors with Chris Godfrey’s direction.
Air Wick ‘There is no smell like home’ – Commercial
The Lab 3D Commercial team were commissioned to create the latest Air Wick spot ‘Not so empty nest’ for Euro RSCG. Co-directed by Garry Jacques and Clinton Downs, the team started from scratch to design, develop and create a family of not so ordinary ostriches. The ostrich family was designed to have a strong human sensibility, while retaining fundamental ostrich characteristics. A level of creative license was applied during the character design phase which included human hairstyles and clothing suited to ostrich anatomy. The end result is a somewhat stunning TVC which pushes the Air Wick franchise to a new creative level.
Sony Cyber-Shot – Commercial
Saatchi & Saatchi approached The Lab Sydney to create a completely true-to-life animation of designer objects melting into liquid mercury, which then in–turn transforms into the new Sony Cyber-Shot camera. Directed by The Lab’s Garry Jacques with the animation led by Clinton Downs, the result is a piece that delicately flows between total reality and CG visual magic.

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