When an ant appears on the factory belt,
a worker's life changes forever..

Aerosol, to me, was something that I hope Hans Christian Andersen would have written had he lived in a world created by a drunk god using only gigantic meccano pieces; a heavily visual story with a moral that also knows when to wink and smile back at its audience.."            
         
                                         -Wojciech Wawrzyniak

In November of 2002, Wojciech submitted the screenplay of AEROSOL to the NSW Film and Television Office together with a range of visually impressive reference documents. The short film project became one of the four winners of the Young Filmmakers Fund grant for that round. Early 2003, Karel Segers came on board as the producer and principal photography took place in November of 2003 on location in Sydney. Post-production would take almost 18 months. The film screened first in late April 2005 at the Camperdown theatre in Wellington, NZ, to Richard Taylor's team at the Weta Workshop who were then working on Peter Jackson's KING KONG.


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