It's unclear exactly where in the movie the local scenes will appear, but Wight said filming in the limestone caves helped to add some authenticity to the shots taken inside tanks. It's believed they spent a couple of weeks filming underground. I thought about the characters and thought gee that's great stuff for a story and maybe even a film.'Īlmost 18 months ago, the film makers visited the Limestone Coast and caves in and around Mount Gambier. 'Years later I was thinking about the day of the collapse, that near death experience and how it really defined the lives of a lot of people. on the last day of the expedition we have a freak storm that came across the area and flooded the cave entrance and it collapsed and trapped 15 of us below ground for nearly two days before we were able to get out safely,' Andrew told ABC Radio. The story focuses on a near-death experience where Andrew and 12 others were trapped while cave diving following a freak storm on the Nullarbor Plain in 1988. For his latest project, he teamed up with James Cameron, the creator of blockbuster titles Titanic and Avatar. The movie is the brainchild of farmer and cave diver, Andrew Wight, who became familiar with the local caves while growing up in the Western Victorian town of Harrow.Īndrew has produced more than 45 films, documentaries, tv specials and 3D movies. Piano written and performed by Des Dastardly in Forest.The Australian film Sanctum 3D opens on Thursday and despite it being much publicised as a film shot in Queensland, Limestone Coast viewers may notice some familiar scenes. The view I had of the forest before me was apexed by the lady beetle between my knees.Īll music written, composed, produced and mixed by B2PC. Its head had the same perfect symmetry, but in black and white. Then further back, four more, evenly spaced. Then further back, two dots evenly spaced apart. The red began with a black dot in it’s centre. I gazed between my knees to find a lady beetle.

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