[Philliphastings]

Sadly all of the above negative comments are probably pretty accurate. It seems to be an industry that thrives on promises - so often broken and yep I get let down constantly - but there is often magic on set and when things go well it can be very satisfying.

A short film I recently co-produced, appeared in and was historical supervisor oncalled 'Restare Uniti' has received international critical acclaim. It's a true story of WA's Italian men being rounded up and interned at the beginning of WW2. Look for it on youtube...

I guess the best advice I could offer regarding vehicle use on screen is : if you don't enter into a written contract then expect disappointment.

I insist on contracts for everything these days and it saves a lot of grief ( and scares off the shonkies)

good luck

Phill