Project Detail

Deleting Emily

Synopsis

Andrew is about to travel the world with his buddy Steve, but there's something he has to do first: break up with his girlfriend Emily and delete her on Facebook. Andrew is in for a big surprise though, and things aren’t so simple when dating and social networks combine. A topical comedy about what it means to delete those close to you.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins 11 secs
Format
HD Cam
Director
Zak Klein
Producer
Tibo Travers
Executive Producer
Jonah Klein
Editor
Tibo Travers, Zak Klein
Screenwriter
Zak Klein
Director of Photography
Anthony Gurner
Production Designer
Max Lincoln
Sound
Julius Zubavicius
Composer
Joe Asher, Jonah Klein
Principal cast
Gina Bramhill, Will Close, Elizabeth Crarer, Ronan Raftery

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Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

Shorts International

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