WARNING: Cars were hurt in the making of team Kratos’s entry in the VF48Hours filmmaking competition. But the story of a man whose attempts at taking a much-needed holiday are frustrated by random incidents won Kratos first place. The crew was made up of cameraman Jordan Perry, audio editor Clarke Allen, lighting man JK, and Loin Rofe who organised the cars. Actor Jol Sparks (pictured) was the would-be holidaymaker, Matt Rofe played the leaf blower man, Pat Butler was the campground owner while Jonathan Poole, Wayne Ensor, Grant Ensor, and Mike Morrissey added to the bogan scenes. Picture supplied
For the second year in a row the Kratos film crew has won this region’s VF 48Hours filmmaking competition.
A twist to the theme of time travel earned team Kratos first place in last year’s filmmaking competition in which entrants are given a genre and a range of elements to
Gisborne marae received more than $800,000 for solar and battery installations.