Project Detail

My Name Was Jane

Name: My Name Was Jane
Director: Karel Dolak
Genre: Scottish
Released: 2013
Duration: 13 mins

Synopsis

A story of a woman's struggle to find her biological parents and the decision when she finally has all the information required to take that next step.

Details

Year: 2013
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 13 mins
Format: 8mm, DSLR
Director: Karel Dolak
Producer: Karel Dolak
Editor: Karel Dolak
Director of Photography: Gordon Napier
Sound: Karel Dolak
Principal cast: Sarah Mackintosh
Co-director: Gordon Napier

Genre

Scottish

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Crystalness Films

Edinburgh Napier University
Screen Academy Scotland

Sales Company

www.kareldevelop.com

E kareldevelop@gmail.com

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