Jarryd has continued work on a short art film production entitled Waru, directed by Suzanne Howard. The film is being shot on the world's most advanced camera, the RED ONE. Whilst working alongside accomplished cinematographer Jason Hargreaves A.C.S., Jarryd has been acting as a camera assistant and data wrangler. In the fulfillment of this role, he has been managing, backing up and transcoding rushes from the RED ONE, readying the footage for usage in online post-production. When completed, Waru will be presented in art galleries both nationally and internationally.

Working closely with Jetstar and the Gold Coast Titans NRL team, Jarryd has been producing the Jetstar Titans fan of the Match segment at local Titan games (Skilled Park) on the Gold Coast. Using footage shot from gates opening until kick-off, Jarryd is able to edit up packages on his mobile Final Cut Studio 2 suite for use on Game Day TV, shown at half time. Game Day TV is also available for viewing on the Titans TV website.

Jarryd is in production of a short art film entitled Waru directed by Suzanne Howard. The film is being shot on the worlds most advanced camera - the RED ONE - and when completed will be presented in art galleries both nationally and internationally. Working alongside cinematographer Justin Cerato, Jarryd has been acting as a camera assistant and data wrangler, managing, transcoding and backing up rushes from the RED ONE. Jarryd will continue work on Waru in late April in the northern Queensland areas of Townsville and Innisfail.

Jarryd has just finished work on the high end drama production “Inseparable Coil” for David Gould Studios. Working along side Justin Cerato, Jarryd has been responsible on set for managing, transcoding and backing up footage captured on the worlds most advanced digital camera, the RED ONE. Two of the cameras were used on the set between the 12th of October right through until the 2nd of November.

A teaser of the film can be seen on the Inseparable Coil website.

Jarryd has finished DOPing a short film working closely with the All Saints Anglican School class of 2008 drama department. The project was to give students a taste of ‘on set’ life, a chance to act in front of the lens and see themselves up on the big screen.

Steven Lewis, Head of Multi-Media studies at All Saints Anglican School, wrote “Working in a mentoring role, Jarryd has been able to provide guidance with the various technical issues that need to be confronted when producing multimedia content. The Year 12 production was developed as a key component of the Queensland Board of Secondary Schools drama course and was designed to provide experience for students in acting for film from an acting, technical and directing perspective. Jarryd’s involvement provided a unique insight into the world of film production for the students.”

Jarryd will return early November to aid in edit/colour grade post production alongside Steven Lewis in time for screening at the annual All Saints Shindig 2008 film festival, as well in assisting a variety of multimedia projects that will utilize his skills with camera cranes (Jib), steadicam and time lapse cinematography, dvd authoring and video compression.