Park Road Post
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Park Road Post is a 10,200 m² (110,000 ft²) motion picture post production facility, located in Miramar, New Zealand, a suburb of Wellington. Formally the state-owned National Film Unit, the new facility was renamed Park Road Post upon completion in 2005. Park Road Post is owned by WingNut Films, Peter Jackson's production company.
Although incomplete at the time, the facility was where sound for The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (film) (2003) was mixed.
Following this, King Kong (2005) was mixed there.
Both films resulted in Academy Awards for best sound mixing.
Park Road Post also carried out the restoration of This is New Zealand for the 2007 New Zealand Film Festival.
Services offered at Park Road Post include: Foley/ADR suites, edit facilities, a sound library and fully automated digital audio mixing suites for TV and film, featuring Euphonix System 5-Fs.
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