Project Detail

Oxtail

Synopsis

OXTAIL explores cultural differences and dialects in a light-hearted comical way; embracing Caribbean culture and vibes while dealing with real-world issues.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
8 min 11 sec
Format
hd alexa
Director
Joshua Reeves
Producer
Joshua Reeves
Co-Producer
Tyrone Wright
Executive Producer
Wayne Garvie, Joel Wilson
Editor
Kummathi Spence
Screenwriter
Joshua Reeves
Director of Photography
Owen Cant
Production Designer
Wendy Reeves
Sound
Martyn Ellis
Composer
Marco Battimelli
Principal cast
Paulette Lemard, Luke Chambers, Kane D Allen, Ella Heywood, Pete Gibson

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Production Status

Production Company

Omnivert Media Group

9 Howarth Street
Manchester
M16 9JX

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