Despite the enormous amount of publicity attracted by Margaret Thatcher biopic The Iron Lady, it was always hard to predict how the film would perform at the box office.
 

Goldcrest’s Jamie Roden had the opportunity to work together with Tom Johnson as re-recording mixers on Andrea Arnold’s highly acclaimed raw and windblown film adaptation of Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights’. The film was one of three British films to blow away audiences at the Venice Film Festival.

One year on since Adrian Rhodes joined Goldcrest Post to set up a sound design department, the team have created an in-house Foley studio with legendary Foley mixer Paul Carr emerging from retirement to consult on the project and manage the first recordings. Now able to offer a wide range of Foley services, the new studio has already been put to work on an upcoming animated feature film and the first 6 episodes of the Kudos TV series, “Eternal Law”, which is currently being mixed by Adrian Rhodes.
 

I-flicks came to see the Wuthering Heights at the recent London Film Festival and were blown away by Tom Johnson and Jamie Roden's sound design.