Strike Zone (2003)
Featuring cameos from numerous softball legends (including the late Kevin Herlihy), Strike Zone is a love-letter to the game from director and NZ under-16 pitcher Cameron Duncan. Duncan stars as a dying coach trying to motivate his team to win a key game. The messages of teamwork and not giving up are made more poignant by the many real-life parallels: during filming torrential rain turned the diamond into a quagmire, and Strike Zone's teen director, himself stricken by cancer, almost died on set, before going on to compere the film's premiere.
Director: Cameron Duncan
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Cameron Duncan as Coach |
| Directing | Cameron Duncan | Director |
| Writing | Cameron Duncan | Writer |
| Production | Sharon Duncan | Producer |
| Sound | Andrew McDowall | Music |
| Crew | Rhys Duncan | Cinematography |
| Editing | Cameron Duncan | Editor |
| Directing | Reina Webster | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Robyn Chapman | Boom Operator |
| Sound | Dan Loughnan | Boom Operator |
| Sound | Alan Seconi | Sound Recordist |
| Camera | Ben Frietman | Assistant Camera |
| Crew | Murray Milne | Second Unit |
| Camera | Medi Ramezanian | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Tobi Simonsen | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Henry West | Assistant Camera |
