Hak Baker 'Wonderland' by Broken Antenna
Broken Antenna and Hak Baker have reunited, following the UKMVA-nominated Like It Or Lump It, for the first single of his upcoming project, and it's a belter.
Floating between real life and a dreamlike drunk utopia (the titular 'Wonderland'), the viewer is treated to an insight into what happens on an average weekend for Hak and his mates. Essentially lots of drinking, and then everything else to follow...
Graded in cinematic monotone tones to make the mundane occurances seem outwordly, it's arguably the best example yet of the talents of Broken Antenna (aka Myles McAuliffe and Gustav Newby), who have just signed to Knucklehead.
But probably the main reason to watch this is Hak Baker himself. He's a unique, searingly honest London voice, with on-screen charisma to burn.
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Broken Antenna |
| Producer | Josh Hillman |
| Production Company | Mother Studios |
| Executive Producer | Ore Okonedo |
| Director of Photography | Dave Bird |
| Focus Puller | Pete Wade |
| 2nd AC | Jean Ash |
| Gaffer | Hamza Twomey |
| Art Director | Elena Muntoni |
| Editor | Jack Williams |
| Editing company | Assembly Rooms |
| Colourist | Jack McGinity |
| VFX | Cranrust Vfx |
| Label | Hak Attack Records |
| Other credits | VFX Supervisor: Jonathan Klahr 3D Animation: Andrew MacLeod 3D Artist: Scott Leicester Boyce Rotoscoping: Monica Laita, Tom Mallins Camera Operator: Oliver Wilson Camera Trainee: William Pope Spark: Dexter Lovely Art Department: Danni McAuliffe Wireman: Bob Wiesinger |
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