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Lightning Point is the new children's TV series from Jonathan M. Shiff Productions and German partner ZDF, shot in Queensland on Lemac's Aaton Xtera Super-16 cameras.

Lowdown, one of the first major TV productions to be shot on Lemac’s RED One cameras back in 2009, has at last gone into production for a second season.

Thanks to all our customers who managed to make it through Sydney's downpour to attend the show. We were overwhelmed by the numbers attending this year and we were well supported on the stand by our many overseas suppliers that came down-under to share their product knowledge with us.

Hail, a feature shot on Lemac’s Aaton Xtera and XTRprod cameras is one of the few Australian films to have been selected for the Venice International Film Festival, screening in the section for ‘new and redefining world cinema’ category.

Lemac has continued it’s tradition of providing the most varied camera options for both Sales and Rentals by now becoming an official Sony dealer.

Red MX, Arri Alexa, 35mm, 16mm, Canon 1D, Sony F3 – can you tell the difference?

Lemac, in association with the ACS, recently hosted an evening in our Melbourne theatrette demonstrating the new Epic camera, presented by Ted Schilowitz from RED.

Lemac’s Aaton Penelope has returned from the Land of the Long White Cloud where it has been used for the production of Two Little Boys, a new NZ comedy starring Bret McKenzie and Hamish Blake, due for release in early 2012.