Project Detail

Blunder

Synopsis

Jack, a sales rep, witnesses the kidnapping of a female jogger. After following the kidnapper to his house and trying to save the jogger, Jack realises things aren't quite what they seem.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
07 Mins 11 Secs
Format
HD
Director
Simon J Riley
Producer
Fausto Ortega Villarreal
Co-Producer
Fausto Ortega Villarreal
Editor
Mark Withers
Screenwriter
Simon J Riley
Director of Photography
Fausto Ortega Villarreal
Sound
Mark Withers
Composer
David Beard
Principal cast
James Palmer, Victoria Hopkins, Harry Harrison

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Production Status

Production Company

Warped Perspective Productions

119A High Street
Beckenham BR3 1AG
UK

Sales Company

Warped Perspective Productions

119A High Street
Beckenham BR3 1AG
UK

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