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Park Road Nominated for a 2010 TEC Award

7 December 2010

Park Road Post Production has been nominated for a 2010 Technical Excellence & Creativity Award in the category of Outstanding Creative Achievement, Film Sound Production (Audio Post Facility) for their work on District 9.

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Stereoscopic Capabilities at Park Road

23 September 2010

The 3D stereoscopic toolset available at Park Road has evolved considerably over time. Park Road has worked alongside Quantel and SGO Mistika in the evolution of their respective stereoscopic toolsets, to a point where the facility now offers one of the best 3D platforms on the market. These stereoscopic platforms perfectly complement the world-class 3D grading environment, and Park Road’s legendary colour accuracy. Park Road has capability across all stereoscopic options, utilising both white screen (suitable for Dolby Digital and XpanD) and New Zealand’s largest silver DI theatre screen (suitable for Real-D). Additionally, Park Road caters to the emerging 3DTV technologies.
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Park Road wins HPA Award

23 September 2010

imagePark Road Post Production won the Hollywood Post Alliance Award for ‘Outstanding Achievement in Sound’ for their work on District 9. Park Road's Head of Sound, John Neill, accepted the award at the ceremony in Los Angeles on Thursday 11th November on behalf of the sound team.
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Park Road Congratulates all the winners for the Qantas Film and Television Awards 2010

17 August 2010


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KONG LIVES: Park Road helps breathe life into King Kong once more!

29 July 2010

Two years ago, the building that housed the original animatronic “King Kong” attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood was destroyed in a back-lot fire that swept through four acres of the studio. Now the back-lot has been rebuilt and King Kong has returned.
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Park Road Congratulates Manurewa on its festival success

29 July 2010

Manurewa has opened to strong success after its premier screening at the 42nd Auckland International Film Festival. The film itself inspired by the liquor store shooting of Navtej Singh in which Mr Singh was shot in a unprovoked and cowardly act.

The Film is already proving to be favorite among festival audiences which is a delight to Director Sam Peacocke who also took away a $3000 Friends of the Civic prize which Sam kindly donated to the Singh family.

Manurewa is screening around the country in festivals and also set to take on the Melbourne film festival towards the end of July.


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Boy becomes top grossing NZ film of all time

24 May 2010

Just four weeks after its release Boy has become New Zealands grossing film of all time over taking Worlds Fastest Indian, Once Were Warriors and Whale Rider
Boy has been at the top of the box office since its release on March 25 and had taken in over $7m locally


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Lovely Bones Blu Ray Transfer Gains Rave Reviews

21 April 2010

"The print is in pristine condition with nary a single blemish to be found, and a fine layer of film grain rounds out what is a transfer that's so pristine that there just aren't enough superlatives to describe how handsome it is. So far, this is the must-see transfer of 2010."
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