Project Detail

Enter The Preacher

Synopsis

A kick-ass preacher takes to the streets to help solve the problem of respect in his neighbourhood. He didn’t reckon on his old nemesis turning up in time for a kung fu showdown. Good just got bad.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
DigiBeta
Director
Paulette James
Producer
Marc Boothe
Executive Producer
Marc Boothe
Editor
Nathan Perry-Greene
Screenwriter
Paulette James
Director of Photography
Rob Wilton
Production Designer
Vanessa Lee
Sound
Tom Williams, Liberio Colimberti
Composer
Hutch Demouilpied
Principal cast
Cornell John, Cavin Cornwall, Aston Maddix, Diane Brisco, Alex Simpson, Ardilson Mutshipayi
Production Executives
Dominique Oliver, Adeela Sharif

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

B3 Media

Electric Avenue Studios
3b Electric Avenue
London SW9 8JY
UK

Sales Company

B3 Media

Electric Avenue Studios
3b Electric Avenue
London SW9 8JY
UK

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