SCENE 01 — THE STORY
BORN ON SET.
Some people choose the film industry. Leroy Page grew up in it — on sets and stunt tracks, the son of Australia's most famous stuntman, long before most kids pick a career.
Leroy Page
Co-Founder
Elsa
Co-FounderToday Leroy works across big-budget Hollywood studio productions as a stunt performer and producer — and co-owns Production Page, where the family trade becomes a full production house: our own films and series, stunt services for other productions, and support that draws on a vast network of thoroughly experienced film and television people.
VALE
GRANT PAGE — 1939–2024
Grant Page spent five decades making the impossible look easy: stunts across more than 100 productions — the original Mad Max (1979), Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985), The Man from Hong Kong (1975), Stunt Rock (1978), Roadgames (1981), through to Furiosa (2024) — with his story told in Not Quite Hollywood (2008) and, by his son, in Fearless.
He helped formulate Australia's first film safety code, and he left the industry safer and braver than he found it. This company carries his name, his standard, and his safety-first DNA.
SCENE 02 — CULTURE & COMMUNITY
STANDING WITH WALLANGANG.
Production Page is proud to stand alongside the Wallangang Aboriginal Corporation — celebrating the cultural legacy of the Timbery family of La Perouse, whose craftsmanship and showmanship, from world-champion boomerang throwing to the international stage, is part of Australia's living history.
Collaboration, respect, and stories that belong on screen — that's what community means to us.
World Champion.
The Timbery name is woven into La Perouse culture — craftsmanship, performance and pride, generation after generation.