Project Detail

Pricks

Jade

Synopsis

A misunderstood woman must understand what it means to live with Type 1 Diabetes.

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10:40
Director
Toby Kearton
Producer
Pratik Choudhary, Laura Heaton, Gwendolyn Jones
Co-Producer
Oisín Nolan
Executive Producer
Jade Byrne, Leah Hamilton, Imran Virani
Editor
Andrew Hilton
Screenwriter
Toby Kearton, Jade Byrne
Director of Photography
Louis Murrall
Production Designer
Sharni Tapako Brown
Sound
Connor Ashmore
Composer
Ramesh Kumar Kannan
Principal cast
Jade Byrne, Philip Hill-Pearson, Charlotte Melia, Sarah Durham, Adam Donaldson, Arthur McBain

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Sloan Pictures LTD

Jade Sloan
113-117 Stanhope Road
South Darlington,
DL3 7SF

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