Still Waters Crew - Darin Rose

Get Reel Films would be unable to function if it weren't for some of the talented people we have working with us. One of these people is make-up and SFX artist Darin Rose.

John Maila © Get Reel Films

Having worked on projects such as H2O: Just add water, Daybreakers, and Bad Behaviour, Darin has extensive industry experience and knowledge which he was able to bring to his work on Still Waters.

Below are some images of Darin's work from the film. If you would like to find out more about Darin Rose follow the link to his website.

Darin Rose official website

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Penny Hoffmann / Tana Smith

  

                     Images © Darin Rose 2011 All rights reserved

Looking back ...

One of the publications that Get Reel Films productions appeared in earlier in the year.

Have to say how grateful we are to everyone who worked on both Tin God and Still Waters with us.

With the Australian release of both these films we finally have a chance to sit back for a moment and appreciate all the work and talent that has gone into these projects and realise just how far these little projects of ours have managed to go. I hope that everyone involved is able to take pride in these achievements ... has been an amazing year!

Tin God in The Chronicle

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Still Waters sneak peek.

As promised here is your first look at the new artwork for Still Waters featuring John Maila.

Check your favourite DVD outlet or order now in time for Christmas!

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Tin God sneak peek

Here is your first look at the artwork for the DVD release of Tin God featuring Tana Smith on the cover.

Order your copy of the film today at any of the sites below.

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Awards for Still Waters cast members

Congratulations to Penny Anne Hoffmann who took out the 'Best Actress' award tonight at the ASIN awards held at the ICON bar. Penny had the award presented to her by her mentor and Australian TV legend Tony Bonner (Skippy).

The 'Best Actor' award went to a very deserving and gracious Criag Ingham. Both Craig and Penny are hard working local talent and were overwhelmed to receive these awards as voted by their peers.

Other awards included 'Best director' which went to David Gould who has just completed shooting his feature film 'The Cure' in New Zealand and 'Best new filmmaker' was Aash Aaron.

To see Penny and Craig at work check out 'Still Waters' when it is released this month.