Tony Vaccher has finished the final mix for Chris Nyst’s feature Crooked Business.

“There are rules…. RULE 1: Life has got some little luxuries for all of us…….All you gotta do is use your scone and get your share”

Check out these articles about Chris and Crooked Business at goldcoast.com.au and at couriermail.com.au

“The View From Greehaven”.
A grumpy married couple who live in an idyllic south coast town have the perfect life - but they just can’t see it. To snap them out of their misery, their adult children surprise them on their wedding anniversary with a mystery train tour. Directors: Kenn MacRae and Simon MacRae. Producer: Martin Brown. Associate Producer: Alex Mooney. Executive Producers: Bob Campbell, Des Monaghan, Chris Berry. Writers: Kenn MacRae, Simon MacRae. Cast: Chris Haywood, Wendy Hughes, Susan Prior, Russell Dykstra, Geoff Morrell. DOP: Mark Wareham. Production Design : Michael Philips. Costume Design: Pamela Bracher. Sound Recordist: Garry Gleeson. Editor: Tim Wellburn. Music: Rajan Kamahl. Production Manager: Belinda Mravivic. Production Company: Screentime.
Tracklay and mix by Audioloc.

“All my friends are leaving Brisbane”
You’re in your 20s. All your friends are in a couple or travelling overseas while you’re single and stuck in a boring job. Sound familiar?
That’s the storyline of All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane - a romantic comedy from director Louise Alston, showing at this year’s Brisbane International Film Festival.
Based on a screenplay by Brisbane playwright Stephen Vagg, the film is a very realistic account of that time in your life where you make the choice to either settle down or fly away and see the sights of the world.
Should the main character Anthea follow her friends to London, or stay in Brisbane and try to make things work out with her ex?
It attributes plenty of well-known Brisbane locations that are sure to have you pointing at the screen, saying ‘ I’ve been drinking there!’, and a fantastic, grungy soundtrack featuring some great Brisbane bands.
The soundtrack, with Giants of Science, Intercooler, Fi Claus and Dave McCormack, will be released in September to coincide with The Valley Fiesta.
Tracklay and mix by Audioloc.

Shane Abbess’s feature film Gabriel is set to open on November 15th.

“It’s about the good side of being bad and the bad side of being good. The story is told through the angel Gabriel, who is in purgatory for the first time as an assassin. Gabriel comes to purgatory as a human, so he feels hate, fear and love for the first time”. - Shane Abbess

The movie started life as an independent project but has now been picked up by Sony Pictures. Gabriel was mixed at Audioloc by Tony Vaccher and John Dennison. Please keep an eye on the official Gabriel website for more.

“Romulus, My Father” is based on Raimond Gaita’s critically acclaimed memoir. It tells the story of Romulus, his beautiful wife, Christina, and their struggle in the face of great adversity to bring up their son, Raimond. It is a story of impossible love that ultimately celebrates the unbreakable bond between father and son.
Developed with director Richard Roxburgh over seven years, “Romulus, My Father” has been adapted for the screen by poet and playwright, Nick Drake. It is both Richard and Nick’s first feature film and is produced by Arenafilm.
Sound Design by Sam Petty and mixed at Audioloc by Phil Heywood.

“Kokoda” is the feature film debut from director Alistair Grierson.
New Guinea, 1942.
Australia is at war with Japan.
A fearsome force of elite Japanese fighters, heavily armed and battle-hardened, land on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea. Their intention: an attack on Port Moresby and ultimately, an invasion of Australia.
A small platoon of Australian soldiers from the 39th Battalion, ill-equipped and poorly trained, set forward outside Isurava to face the enemy line. After sustained attack from the Japanese, the Australians are cut off from their supply lines. Isolated in the jungle, they make their way back through the most perilous terrain on earth… the Kokoda track.
After three days with no food or sleep, carrying their wounded, and suffering the effects of dysentery and malaria, the men emerge from the jungle - their bodies consumed with exhaustion. But on learning that Isurava is about to fall they pick themselves up and rejoin the battle…Outnumbered 10 to 1.
Somehow, they find a way to beat the odds and defend our nation.
But not without paying an enormous price.
Tracklay and mix by Audioloc.