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Charlotte Pass
About the Film
36 hours before Comet Xenmas destroys the Earth, workaholic Kaye summons the help of her two estranged siblings, Alex and Harley, to embark on a road trip for the snow. Kaye’s iced-over relationship with her siblings causes tension to brew. She finds herself dragging Alex and Harley down the coast, while they fly by the seat of their pants. From Ipswich to Charlotte Pass, snow may not be the only thing they are in search of.
36 hours before Comet Xenmas destroys the Earth, workaholic Kaye summons the help of her two estranged siblings, Alex and Harley, to embark on a road trip for the snow. Kaye’s iced-over relationship with her siblings causes tension to brew. She finds herself dragging Alex and Harley down the coast, while they fly by the seat of their pants. From Ipswich to Charlotte Pass, snow may not be the only thing they are in search of.
DIrector
Joshua Baker
Producer
Vivian Hinz
Writer
Ella Reddicliffe
Behind the Scenes
Cast & Crew
Producer: Vivian Hinz
Director: Joshua Baker
Writer: Ella Reddicliffe
1st Assistant Director: Elliott Hawkins
Director of Photography: Zoe Morison
Production Assistant: Cameron Samimi
Camera Operator: Joe Lederhose
Camera Assist: Maxine Gamer
Electric Gaffer: Carmen Holland
Grip: Zephaniah Behan-Howell
Financier: Bianca Obradovic
Production Assistant: Namratha Kadiyala
Production Assistant: Ruby Pumpa
Data Wrangler: Maxine Gamer
Gaffer: Carmen Holland
Grip: Zephaniah Behan-Howell
Production Designer: Ev Younger
Art Director: Fynn Moran
Makeup and Costume: Kiara Rychvalsky & Maddie LeFebvre
Sound Recordist: Cooper Hauff
Boom Operator: Timothy Hui
Continuity: Ella Reddicliffe
Drone Operator: Thomas Jervis-Tracey
Vision Editor: Connor Termine
Assistant Editor: Lachlan Lutz
Sound Editor: Connor Wildes
Colour Editor: Connor Wildes
Composer: Amiel Matthews
BTS Photography: Natalie Doolette & Maddie Lefebvre
The QUT School of Creative Arts acknowledges the Turrbal and Yugara as the First Nations owners of the lands where QUT now stands. We pay respect to their Elders, lores, customs and creation spirits. We recognise that these lands have always been places of teaching, research, and learning. QUT acknowledges the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the QUT community.
