IMAX, giant screen film edited by Wayne Hyett at City Post's post production facility.

ABC Me children's programming. Graded at City Post's post production facility by colourist Deidre McClelland.

FRISCO KID meets PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT. On a road trip like no other ultra-Orthodox Chassidic Rabbis hit the Aussie bush looking for ‘lost Jews’. Leaving the comfort of Melbourne Jewish life, two Rabbis and their families are heading into the heart of Australia on a journey filled with surprising and emotional encounters with Aussie outback characters and laced with Jewish wit, music and culture

It’s 1961, and wedding bells are in the air… but not for Blake and Jean. Not yet anyway. A few weeks ahead of their own nuptials they’ve been invited to what promises to be Ballarat’s society wedding of the season. The night quickly turns ugly, and Blake and Jean make a hasty retreat, glad to have put all that nastiness behind them.

But then the next morning a prominent member of the bridal party is found dead at the Reception venue. And Blake, of course, is still forbidden from working the case, as he’s no longer the Police Surgeon. Instead he’s tasked by an estranged relative to investigate a seemingly innocuous missing persons case in Melbourne.

It soon becomes clear that his case and the murder at the wedding are actually intertwined. The further Blake digs, the more complicated these cases will prove to be. Along the way he and Jean will have to navigate through three murders, two weddings and a funeral. And Blake will discover that the key to solving this unsolvable puzzle may lie somewhere in the past, and the tortured relationship he shared with his own father….

CJZ The Obesity Myth is made for SBS Australia. Post production was done at City Post. Edited by Wayne Hyett, Katie Flaxman, Alex Archer and Zac Grant. Produced by Bruce Permezel and Esther Hawkins.

Episode three of this series was edited at City Post's post production facility by Wayne Hyett.

Yoga Woman is a Second Nature Production that was edited by Wayne Hyett at City Post's post production facility.