Project Detail

Forget Me Not

Synopsis

Alone and invisible to the world, a homeless man and the ghost of a little girl discover they are each other's only hope of finding peace in time for Christmas.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
21 mins 28 secs
Format
2K Digital
Director
Nicholas Goulden
Producer
Angela Godfrey
Co-Producer
Nicholas Goulden
Executive Producer
Sandie Morainville
Editor
Marco Ruffatti
Screenwriter
Nicholas Goulden, Angela Godfrey
Director of Photography
Chris Fergusson
Production Designer
Zoe Payne
Sound
Re-Recording Mixer: Stefano Marchetti
Composer
Matthew Slater
Principal cast
James Cosmo, John Heffernan, Ruby Royle
Casting Director
Rachel Sheridan
Costume Designer
Emily-Rose Yiaxis
Line Producer
Tom Harberd
Production Manager
Sam Waddington
1st Assistant Director
Stuart Jerome Learmonth
Colourist
John Rogers
Make-Up Designer
Nadia Becker
Script Supervisor
Debbie Shephard
Production Sound Mixer
Malcolm Cromie
VFX Supervisor
Toby Aldridge
2nd Unit DoP
Stephen Dunn

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Keen City Ltd

Angela Godfrey
Nicholas Goulden
2nd Floor
20 Batoum Gardens
London
W6 7QD

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