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The making of... Lost In The Woods

Grant lives in a housing estate in Villawood surrounded by drugs, crime and boredom. His flat mate is loser who never pays his rent and all that Grant wants to do is to get the hell out of there. When he is faced with the plight of an unwelcome visitor, Grant gets a chance to the view the world through someone else’s eyes. He may still have the chance to be free. ‘Lost in the Woods’ is the result of 9 months creative engagement with men living in the Urana Street Housing estate. The stories were collected from real life experiences and developed in performance, character and script development workshops. This film provides an insight into the real lives of people living in public housing in Western Sydney. This is a short video examining how the film was made. Starring: Talieh Akbari Grant Everts Darren McEvoy William E. Paratene Danny Tran Closing credits: This film was created in workshops with a group of men from Villawood East Housing estate. Executive Producer: Mouna Zaylah Director: Vanna Seang Producer: Christian Tancred Creative Producer: Nicolas Lathouris Associate Producers: Grant Evers, Darren McEvoy Cinematography: Vanna Seang Editor: Vanna Seang Original score: Jerry Kahale Original story: Darren McEvoy, Grant Evers, William Fiztieanue, and Son Sriratanakoul Camera: Vanna Seang, Rudge Hollis, Carlos Hydo, Nicolas Lathouris, and Christian Tancred Interviewees William E Paratene Darren McEvoy Grant Everts Les Flynn Son Sriratanakoul Workshop participants: Al Delaunay Grant Everts Jimmy F Les Flynn Darren McEvoy William E. Paratene Nguyen The` Quan Garry E. Ryan Son Sriratanakoul Danny Tran Special Thanks Melinda Dewildt Food4Life Oz Harvest Residents of Urana Street Nadia Townsend Staff at Information and Cultural Exchange Staff at Woodville Community Services Final title card This project is a joint initiative of Woodville Community Services and Information and Cultural Exchange. Information and Cultural Exchange receives core support from the NSW Government through ArtsNSW and the Department of Families and Community Services. http://ice.org.au