Project Detail

Glitch

Synopsis

When a mysterious new router arrives, Tom thinks it's the end of his wifi woes. But the mysterious device has even more mysterious powers - his problems have only just begun...
An inclusive film developed with eight learning disabled and/or autistic actors

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 min 02 sec
Director
Daniel McGowan
Producer
Ellen Groves, Daniel McGowan
Editor
Jonathan Dunn
Screenwriter
Daniel McGowan, Rebecca King, Geraint Stewart-Davies, Tommy Rhys-Powell, Adam C Webb, Laura Tilley, Gareth John, Freddie Holcombe, Jonathan Pugh
Director of Photography
Ryan Eddleston
Production Designer
Bethany Seddon
Sound
Nick Davies
Composer
John Meirion Rea
Principal cast
Tommy Rhys-Powell, Rebecca King, Adam C Webb

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