A Spell For Wornington Green
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 8 min 26 sec
- Format
- Digital film
- Director
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Constantine Gras
- Executive Producer
- Kirsty Cunningham
- Editor
- Constantine Gras
- Screenwriter
- Natasha Langridge
- Director of Photography
- Constantine Gras
- Sound
- Aaron Cazzola
- Colourist and Online Editor
- Geoff Hockney
- Head of Production
- Danny Yasruddin
- Legal and Business Affairs
- Andrew Downey
- Junior Production Manager
- Caterina Bruce-Clayton
- Line Producer
- Evih Efue
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
BBC Studios
1 Television Centre101 Wood Lane
London W12 7FA
Sales Company
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