Join Australian cinematographer Bruce Young ACS and gaffer Tommy Hankinson for this screening and Q&A session of episode four of Paramount+ TV series “The Last King of the Cross”. Bruce and Tommy worked together on the show and will share insights into the production, moments from behind the scenes, and share their experience filming with the Sony VENICE cameras.
This event will be held at Events Cinema on George Street. The Screening will take place in Cinema 11.
A small popcorn and small soft drink will be provided. The cinema candy bar is available for you to purchase other food or refreshements.
By purchasing a ticket and attending this event you will go into the draw to win a spot in the Ultimate Scene Event - a 6 day trip to Paris, France! Find more details here: https://scene.sonyanz.com/articles-and-resources/what-is-scene-fest
Upon arrival ensure your name is checked off by your Host to mark your attendance and go into the draw to win!
An elevated one-hour, serialised crime drama over 10 episodes, LAST KING OF THE CROSS tracks John Ibrahim’s rise from a poverty-stricken immigrant with no education, no money and no prospects, to Australia’s most infamous nightclub mogul. The world is Kings Cross: a mini–Atlantic City, barely half a mile long and with every form of criminality on offer.
The Team
Bruce Young ACS is an award winning director of photography whose distinctive cinematography seeks to create images that are truthful and visually arresting. He is constantly in demand, working on some of Australia’s most prestigious drama productions in recent years. He began his career at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and has gained a reputation as one of the country’s leading cinematographers.
Tommy Hankinson was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and now lives and works in Sydney, Australia. Tommy is a Gaffer with over 18 years of experience, and is known for Poker Face (2022), Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021), Mr Inbetween (2019-2021), as well as many more. Tommy owns and runs TRC Lighting.
