Sacrilege
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 88 mins
- Format
- Digital
- Director
-
David Creed 1st Feature
- Producer
- Mark Kenna
- Executive Producer
- Rob Holder
- Editor
- Ross McFall
- Screenwriter
- David Creed
- Director of Photography
- Sarah Smither
- Production Designer
- Rosa Hughes, Faye Freeman
- Sound
- Neil Sherman
- Composer
- Colin McGuiness
- Principal cast
- Emily Wyatt, Tamaryn Payne, Naomi Willow, Sian Abrahams
- Associate Producer
- Layan Nourouz
- 1st Assistant Director
- Oliver Purches
- Script Supervisor
- Eleanor Grondin
- Focus Puller
- Camila Carlow
- Camera Trainee
- Dominika Zieba
- Camera Assistant
- Ben Simpson
- Camera Assistant
- Dean Ayotte
- Camera Assistant
- Lavinia Gavrilovici
- Steadycam Operator
- Paul Mackeson
- 3rd Camera Op
- Matt Joiner
- Gaffer
- Bertil Mulvad
- Spark
- Jake Abraham
- SFX/VFX Supervisor
- James Price
- Head of Prosthetics
- Michaela Bayley
- Head of Make-up
- Catherine Vondrak
- Make-up Artist
- Bridget Esmonde
- Digital Image Tech
- Tomasz Witkowski
- Sound Recordist
- Mark Wellman
- Boom Op
- Barry Davis
- Boom Op
- Drew Swell
- 3rd Assistant Director
- Ian Kenna
- Production Assistant
- Ben Waring
- Production Assistant
- Mike Clarke
- Dog Handler
- Martin Winfield
- Stills
- Clare Creed
- Stills
- Jack Offord
- Production Technician
- Alex Harrison
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Bad Blood Films Ltd
Mark KennaSacrilege Film Ltd
c/o Mark KennaBad Blood Films Ltd
Sales Company
www.devilworks.eu
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