Project Detail

Singing from the Heart

Synopsis

Singing from the Heart is a documentary programme that takes a look at the history and men that make up one of the world's most famous male voice choirs.

Formed in 1883 in a hometown pub in the Rhondda Valleys, South Wales, the voices of Treorchy Male Choir have performed in front of kings, queens, presidents and prime ministers. Now, for the first time you too can enjoy a private audience with the voices of the valleys in this hour-long documentary.

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
60 mins, plus 'extras' of 30 mins
Format
DV
Director
Sean James Cameron
Producer
Sean James Cameron, Treorchy Male Choir
Co-Producer
Sean James Cameron, Treorchy Male Choir
Editor
Sean James Cameron
Screenwriter
Michael Andrew Barry
Director of Photography
Sean James Cameron
Sound
Sean James Cameron
Composer
Joel Lightman

Production Status

Production Company

Interfusion Films

T +44 (0)7952 245 967

Sales Company

Sean James Cameron

T+44 (0)7952 245 967

sales@interfusionfilms.com

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