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1 October, 2026

Wētā Workshop pop-up Sydney showroom extended 

Film and television • Design • Manufacture

Wētā Workshop has extended its pop-up showroom on the Disney Lot in Moore Park, Sydney, offering by-appointment viewings until March 2027.

The mini showroom offers a look at a small sample selection of Wētā Workshop’s specialty costume pieces, alongside insight into the studio’s broader craft capability, including prosthetics, weapons and armour.

Wētā Workshop’s Head of Business Development – Creative Services, Danielle Prestidge, says, “It’s important to us to have a presence that’s easy for our clients to connect with, which is why I spend much of my time in Los Angeles and now Sydney, meeting with people in person and supporting our projects.”

The Sydney pop-up showroom is part of a growing international footprint for the studio. Alongside its Wellington home base, Wētā Workshop maintains a representative presence in the United States, bringing its people closer to the productions, studios and creative teams it works with. It serves as a complementary resource for international productions shooting in Australia, offering specialty capacity alongside local vendors.

While Wētā Workshop is based in New Zealand, our world-class creative studio is set up to serve international productions wherever they shoot, and has a long history of servicing productions in Australia and worldwide. Clients can engage the full pipeline — concept design, prototyping, weapons and armour, specialty costume, creature and large-scale specialty manufacture, through to on-set support — or pick up a single element of it, scaled to what the production needs.

Danielle is based in Sydney and periodically and opens the showroom by appointment only. If you would like to arrange a visit to our Sydney or Wellington locations, or learn more about our creative services, email services.enquiries@wetaworkshop.co.nz.

 News

1 October, 2026

Wētā Workshop pop-up Sydney showroom extended  


Film and television • Design • Manufacture

Wētā Workshop has extended its pop-up showroom on the Disney Lot in Moore Park, Sydney, offering by-appointment viewings until March 2027. The mini showroom offers a look at a small sample selection of Wētā Workshop’s specialty costume pieces, alongside insight into the studio’s broader craft capability, including prosthetics, weapons and armour. 

Wētā Workshop’s Head of Business Development – Creative Services, Danielle Prestidge, says “It’s important to us to have a presence that’s easy for our clients to connect with, which is why I spend much of my time in Los Angeles and now Sydney, meeting with people in person and supporting our projects.” The Sydney pop-up showroom is part of a growing international footprint for the studio. 

Alongside its Wellington home base, Wētā Workshop maintains a representative presence in the United States, bringing its people closer to the productions, studios and creative teams it works with. It serves as a complementary resource for international productions shooting in Australia, offering specialty capacity alongside local vendors. 

While Wētā Workshop is based in New Zealand, our world-class creative studio is set up to serve international productions wherever they shoot, and has a long history of servicing productions in Australia and worldwide. Clients can engage the full pipeline — concept design, prototyping, weapons and armour, specialty costume, creature and large-scale specialty manufacture, through to on-set support — or pick up a single element of it, scaled to what the production needs.  

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Danielle is based in Sydney periodically and opens the showroom by appointment only. If you would like to arrange a visit to our Sydney or Wellington locations, or learn more about Wētā Workshop’s creative services, email services.enquiries@wetaworkshop.co.nz.  

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