How To Disappear Completely
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2014
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 11 mins 50 secs
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Phil Drinkwater, Tim Woodall
- Producer
- Jason Wingard
- Editor
- Andrew Connor
- Screenwriter
- Phil Drinkwater, Tim Woodall
- Director of Photography
- Matthew North
- Production Designer
- Rhiannon Clifford
- Sound
- Paul Feely, Andrew Layfield, James Rackham
- Composer
- Vei
- Principal cast
- Tom Chatfield, Ruby Morgan, Rupert Hill, Graeme Hawley
- Focus Puller
- SAM JAMES
- 2nd Assistant Camera
- ANDREW PERCH
- Gaffer
- THEO KIRKPATRICK
- Grips
- TOM CROWE, LIAM MISKELL
- DIT
- LIAM HEALEY
- 2nd Unit Camera
- MIKE STANIFORTH
- 1st Assistant Director
- JASON WINGARD
- Script Supervisor
- JAMES HANLEY
- Make-up Artist
- FRANCES DARVELL WHITE
- Costume Designer
- HAYLEY HUSIW
- Art Director
- MARTIN BUTTERWORTH
- Storyboard Artist
- CHRIS TORDOFF
- On Set Photographer
- JOHN LLOYD
- Colourist
- JON WRIGHT
- Graphic Designer
- TOM LANGFIELD
- Casting Director
- JANET HAMPSON CDG
- Location Manager
- ANDY HILL
- Production Line Manager
- RANA JAHAN ZABE
- Production Assistant
- MEGAN MCDONALD
- Runners
- LAUREN BROWN, ELLA KAILL, JONATHAN ROURKE
- Catering
- BARAKAH FOODS
- Transport Provided By
- GIGWHEELS
- Senior Film Executive
- PAUL ASHTON
- Development Executive
- JESS LOVELAND
- Talent Coordinator
- ALICE RAMSEY
- iShorts Production Manager
- JUDE GOLDREI
- Skills Coordinator
- JUDE LISTER
- Finance Officer
- CASSY PRIESTMAN
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Production Company
Creative England
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