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On The Road - Wellington

by Chris Gilbey at 03:24PM (EST) on September 29, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

From Tokyo to Wellington, NZ - seems like that could be a major downshift. But it is not. From the hustle and bustle of Tokyo I came into Wellington today and went over to the post production unit owned and run by Peter Jackson. Its called Park Road Post.

And it is amazing. The architecture is pure Marin County. The facility is state of the art. And down the road is "the best cafe in the world" according to Peter Cobbin who is on loan from Abbey Road in the UK to do some 5.1 mixes for a film in post right now. The cafe is the Chocolate Fish and its right on the water overlooking the harbour.

Hight tech movie biz in Wellington. All makes sense to me. Move the creative facilities to the edge where people who are creative will be prompted to be even more so...

I'll be back.

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