Credits

SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE was adapted from the exhibition designed and developed by the Heureka Science Centre and Sitra, which was exhibited from 17 November 2017 to 13 January 2019.

Karl Meyer – Managing Director
Meagan O’Nell – Studio Manager
Matt Reilly – Lead Technical Design
Alec Taverner – Technical Design
Mahala Hall – Graphic Design
Adam Furbank – Operations and IT Specialist
Luke Fazakerley – Vinyl and Fabrication
Toby Smail – Fabrication and Installation
Andy Blacher – Fabrication and Installation
Greg Minerds – Fabrication and Installation
Jarrah Furbank – IT installation
Walls that Talk – Decals

Daniel Phillips – Director
Sinead Osborne – Producer, 1st AD
Michael Tessari – Cinematographer
Jonah Booth-Remmers – Production Designer
Lauren Murray – Art Assistant
Kathy Chen – Art Production Assistant
Ben Allen – Art PPA
Beverley Freeman – Costume Designer, Make up Artist, SFX Make up
Marcus Bosisto – Gaffer
Josh Koster – Grip Assist
Kadison Noack – Camera Assistant
Victor Ivchenko – Sound
Tim Hodgson – 3AD / PA
Bridget Sinclair – PA / Runner
Justin Greenfield – PA / Runner
Connor Leinweber – PA / Runner
James Finlay – Editor
Veronica Buhagiar – Editor
Bryce Kraehebuel – Editor
Andrew Graue – Sound Designer
Marcel Booth-Remmers – Builder
Dieter Januschka – Builder Assistant
Monkeystack – VFX
Jack Smith – VFX
Jenny Lennon – Graohics
Kym and Lenore Osborne – Location
Kinky Curly Straight – Location
The Sanctuary, Adelaide Zoo – Location
AAA Talent – Talent Agency
Pure Actors – Talent Agency
SA Casting – Talent Agency
Ben Johnson – Android
Jim Hay – Android #2
Wendi Ticao – Mia
Max Garcia-Underwood – Alex
Erin Perrey – Ava
Shabana Azeez – Julia
Tumelo Nthupi – Luca
Darsh Tiwari – Kai
Natasha Wanganeen – Rowan
Jackie Zdanowicz – Astrid
Lilly Karamalikis – Bianca
Takila Wood – Charlotte

Minh Tran – Software Development
Nick Lowe – Technical Design
Laura Lorian – Animation
Lauren Fletcher – UI Design
Ben Hammersley – Audio

MOD. is grateful for the support of the Tingari-Silverton Foundation in partnering with us for this exhibition.

The Tingari-Silverton Foundation are an organisation active in Australia and the United States that seek change makers – organisations who dare to imagine change, and who are developing efficient, cost-effective solutions and interventions – whether economic, educational, or simply humanitarian.