From the dumpster to the big screen: involving the post house early in your film project can save a lot of hassles and heartache, as exemplified in the making of acclaimed Aussie mockumentary, Kenny.(documentary)
Asia Image, June, 2007
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Australian filmmaker Clayton Jacobson has followed in the footsteps of Sacha Baron to bring audiences another hilarious mockumentary that mixes drama and comedy with real-life situations. The latter's satire feature, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, was last year's runaway hit at the box-office and an Oscar favourite. Like Baron, Jacobson took on multiple roles as writer, director and producer for his down-to-earth film about a waste disposal guy, known simply as Kenny.
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