Goldcoast.com.au reported Monday that the Dawn Treader is being built on the Spit, a permanent sand spit that separates the Southport Broadwater from the Pacific Ocean in Australia. This is believed to be the ship used in the upcoming film version of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Construction started June 16, and it is expected to be finished by mid-August, when filing will begin.
But the film company listed at the site is Dragon’s Prow Productions, and the site is labeled “Invisible Army Production Area 1.”
But Narniaweb.com recently updated this report with a photo of a sign posted at the Spit. It is believed it says:
"To the Resident and Visitor,
"This site has been chosen as a filming location for an upcoming major feature film being produced by Dragons Prow Pty Ltd. The Department of Transport and Main Roads have kindly granted us permission to occupy the site, temporarily close the road and construct a set piece.
"To comply with workplace health and safety regulations and to facilitate the build, we have cordoned off a section of the park and erected a temporary fence around the perimeter of the work site. Construction will commence on Tuesday June 16 for approximately 7 weeks prior to filming. In mid-August we are scheduled to commence filming until approximately the end of the month. Once filming is complete, our construction and de-rig crew will be on hand for two weeks returning Doug Jennings Park to its current condition and the ring road will re-open.
"Dragons Prow Pty Ltd would like to thank you in advance for your support. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call our locations department at Warner Roadshow Studios on 5585 9711."
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