Project Detail

Shooter

Synopsis

The 'Shooter' (Paul Hunter) is on a mission in the mountains, lochs and forests of Scotland. A veteran of battles in foreign lands, is still haunted by visions of man's terrible inhumanity to man, but when he encounters the beauty of nature, he makes his choice of weapon.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 mins
Format
DV
Director
Ronnie B Goodwin
Producer
Basil Khalil
Co-Producer
Basil Khalil
Editor
Ronnie B Goodwin
Screenwriter
Ronnie B Goodwin
Director of Photography
Ronnie B Goodwin
Production Designer
Ronnie B Goodwin
Sound
Ronnie B Goodwin
Composer
Gregor Narholz
Principal cast
Paul Hunter

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Production Status

Production Company

Ronnie B Goodwin

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UK

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