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The Pacific
Iloura has finished work VFX and animation work on the HBO series ‘The Pacific'. The team worked on all but one episode on the 10-part mini-series from the creators of "Band of Brothers" which tells the tale of three Marines during America's battle with the Japanese in the Pacific during World War II.
The Pacific is due for release in March 2010.
In Production:
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
Based on a 1970s telefilm, the script was co-written by celebrated filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro (Hell Boy, Pan's Labyrinth, The Hobbit) and Matthew Robbins (Mimic) and is being directed by Del Toro's protégé, Troy Nixey. Don't be Afraid of the Dark is the story of a girl who moves in with her father and his new girlfriend only to discover devilish creatures are dwelling in the basement of the home.Del Toro is producing alongside Mark Johnson (Chronicles of Narnia, The Notebook, Rain Man, Bugsy). William Horberg (Milk, Adventureland) is executive producer.
Iloura are working exclusively on the animation requirements for the film on approximately 180 shots, most of which involve character animation and integration of the creatures with live action footage.
In pre-production:
Sanctum
James Cameron's Sanctum is one of Australia's first ever stereoscopic (3D) dramatic feature film, directed by Alister Grierson (Kokoda), iloura will commence the film's steroscopic 3D animation and VFX requirements in 2010.
Tomorrow When the War Began
Based on the iconic children book of the same name from Australian author John Marsden, Directed by Stuart Beattie (writer: Collateral, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) This the film follows the story of eight teenagers who return from a camping trip to find their that country has been invaded and their families taken. Due for release in late 2010.
Iloura dp was established in 1987 and is considered one of Australia's leading post production and digital effects companies.
Iloura is passionately committed to providing world-class visual effects and creative solutions for local and international feature film clients.
“Working with the iloura team on Where The Wild Things Are has been a great pleasure. I can honestly say that they have gone beyond the call of duty when it came to really exploring the creative issues involved in what can only be described as a unique pipeline. Technically iloura were able to bring innovative solutions to the table and creatively, they were able to crack the performance of the characters very early on in the piece.”
Daniel Jeanette, Director of Animation, Where The Wild Things Are
Iloura’s ability and commitment to excellence in computer animation and visual effects was recognised by the international VFX community with a nomination for ‘Outstanding Animated Character in a Live Motion Picture’ for work on Charlotte’s Web (Paramount Pictures) at the 2007 Visual Effects Society (VES) Awards in L.A.
“It was a real pleasure to work with everyone in Melbourne. They have real dedication there and a great group of talented people to make that dedication show up on the screen.”
John Andrew Berton, VFX Supervisor, Charlotte’s Web
Such recognition has led to more international film work for the likes of Walt Disney Pictures (College Road Trip), Warner Bros. Films (Where the Wild Things Are), Working Title Films (Catch A Fire), Mosaic Media (The Bank Job) and Laundry Warrior (Sad Flutes). The team recently finished work on Australia, an epic new feature directed by Baz Luhrmann, for Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation.
“You have done an exemplary job and are a credit to Iloura’s commitment to excellence! I am so glad that through the opportunity of Australia, we got to discover Iloura... a wealth of talent that I very much look forward to working with again!”
Diana Giorgiutti, VFX Producer, Australia
Our most recent film collaborations are:
Laundry Warrior, Directed by Sngmoo Lee, With Kate Bosworth, Geoffrey Rush and Danny Huston, For Sad Flutes
Australia, directed by Baz Luhrmann for 20th Century Fox and Bazmark Films
College Road Trip, directed by Roger Kumble for Walt Disney Pictures
Where the Wild Things Are, directed by Spike Jonze for Warners Bros
The Bank Job, directed by Rodger Donaldson for Lions Gate and Mosaic Films.
