Realness With a Twist
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Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 min 14 sec
- Format
- Digital. Alexa mini.
- Director
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Cass Virdee
- Producer
- David Giles, Maria Salcher
- Executive Producer
- Will Shutt, Jonathan Carr, Royston Gooden
- Editor
- Lesley Posso
- Screenwriter
- Cass Virdee, David J. Giles
- Director of Photography
- Charlie Jenkins
- Production Designer
- Gareth Sprey
- Sound
- Jacob Stripp, Rajan Thandi
- Composer
- Joanna Karselis
- Principal cast
- Warren Miyake-Mugler, Karteer Miyake-Mugler, Atlas Azure, Stacy Abalogun
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Production Status
Production Company
David Giles
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