Project Detail

Room Service

Synopsis

Set in a near future, where technology owes more to the 1930's than to the 21st century, Room Service begins when a mysterious intruder armed with a collection of home-made tools and devices breaks into the bedroom of a sleeping woman.

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins 3 secs
Format
16mm, Beta SP
Director
Tim Hogg
Producer
Josephine Lanyon
Executive Producer
Josephine Lanyon
Editor
Angharad Owen
Screenwriter
Yvonne Davis, Tim Hogg
Director of Photography
Chris Maris
Sound
Joseph Park-Stacey
Principal cast
Patrick McNamara, Hazel Grian, Stewart Jackson

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Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Picture This Moving Image

Spike Island Studios, 40 Sydney Row
Bristol BS1 6UU
UK

T+44 (0)117 925 7010

Sales Company

Picture This Moving Image

Spike Island Studios, 40 Sydney Row
Bristol BS1 6UU
UK

T+44 (0)117 925 7010

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