Project Detail

Ramble

Jay thinks of Pete while riding the bus.
Neil the bus driver eating his lunch.
Pete on drugs in the club.
Jay stares down at a bird he has accidentally killed.
Jay dances on a hill.
Jay meets a horse for the first time.
Jay spots a horse in the distance.
Ravi unimpressed with Jay in his office.
Jay trying to figure out his route.

Synopsis

When drum & bass fan Jay is sent on a countryside walk by his probation officer as part of his mental health rehabilitation programme, he arms himself with headphones, good tunes and fluorescent snacks.
But his iPod dies, and he can’t handle the silence. Visions of Pete, his deceased friend, begin to haunt him. Lost in the countryside, Jay eventually finds himself on a bus with a friendly driver, where a conversation about Pete forces him to confront the grief he has been avoiding.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 min 57 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Alice Panerai
Producer
Luke Glen
Executive Producer
Nadia Attia
Editor
Sion Roberts
Screenwriter
Alice Panerai
Director of Photography
Nick Wilding
Production Designer
Helena Garcia Requena
Sound
James Thomson
Principal cast
Billy Howle, Nicholas Asbury, Sunil Patel, Oscar Adams
1st Assistant Director
Kim Heron
Production Manager
Kim Le Blanc
Production Manager
Shane Abbott
Script Supervisor
Katie Boyes
1st Assistant Camera
Bethany Fitter
2nd Assistant Camera
Jasmine Spencer
Gaffer
James Copple-Stone Farmer
Spark
Josh Kelly Jones
Sound Assistant
Hani Monawar
Costume Designer
Jessica Lake
Hair and Make Up Artist
Madeline Dorey
Colourist
Theo Swaddling
VFX Artist
Alfie Bacon
Motion Graphics
Adam Monk
Sound Post-Production
Paradigm Post
Supervising Sound Editor
Owen Shirley
Sound Designer
Owen Peters
Sound Editor
Hani Monawar
BTS and promotional photography
Tee Byford
Runner
Lee Dartnell
Runner
Will Manthorpe
Runner
Aine Bethell
Horse Wrangler
Alice Arvidsson

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Production Status

Production Company

Peanut Productions Ltd

Luke Glen
6 Tyndall Road, Bristol, BS5 0EP

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