ABOUT

Set in a predominantly white middle class suburbia The Strays tells a story of race, betrayal and intergenerational trauma. Neve (Ashley Madekwe) attempts to escape from her black working class background to assume a new life as a middle class woman in a white society. She does this at the expense of her children and indeed her very identity. However, history is ever present and continues to reappear tormenting both Neve’s waking life and her nightmares.
It was in this nightmare space that the team here at Jam were able to help craft disturbing and eery effects. While also completed over 170 shots across this powerful and thought provoking film from feature debut writer/ director Nathaniel Martello-White.
It was a huge pleasure to work with Gerardine O’Flynn, Tristan Goligher and the whole team at the Bureau and Netflix.

CREDITS

 Director and Writer: Nathaniel Martello-White

Producers: Valentina Brazzini, Tristan Goligher, Eimhear McMahon, Rob Watson                        

Post Production Supervisor: Geradine O’Flynn 

 

JAM VFX

Executive Producer: Evren Olgun-Knight 

Line Producer: Angus Berryman 

VFX Supervisors: Pete Young  

Compositors: Mark Robinson, Jon Berridge, Chris Jones, Ken Macrae, Lem Lawrence, Dan Andrew, 

CG Artists : Nicholas Smith, Zoubein Rana

           

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I have worked with many Vis FX companies over the years but most recently with JAMFX and the I found the experience to be by far the best.  The most crucial element for me is the communication and I found this to be fantastic.    I was able to speak to our supervisor any time – no problem was too big or small for them to sort.   We were on a very tight deadline and they delivered ahead of time and the work was exemplary.     They are also an incredibly creative company and always felt that they cared about the project and had invested time in understanding what was needed.
 
I know that our whole team from our director to our post producer enjoyed the experience and crucially, plan to work with them again.
 

JOHN POCOCK

FILM & TV Producer