Project Detail

Tied

Synopsis

If a wound won't heal between brothers, can they survive?

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins 37 secs
Format
HD
Director
Darren Doherty
Producer
Darren Doherty, Klaus Keinecke
Co-Producer
Fabio Calascibetta
Editor
Klaus Heinecke
Screenwriter
Darren Doherty
Director of Photography
Fabio Calascibetta
Sound
Rowan October
Composer
Birger Clausen
Principal cast
David Schaal, Peter Basham, Jack De Carle
First Assistant Director
Darren Conway
Costume Designer
Helly McGrother
Colourist
Jonathan Lieb
Sound Designer
Reiner Heesch
Re-Recording Mixer
Markus Moll
Online Editor
Andrew Merlino
Special FX/Compositing
Steve Green
Make Up/FX Design
Lisa Pemberton
Production Manager
R.L Wilson
Lighting Assistant/Spark
Richard Hallworth
Mastered
Smoke & Mirrors

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Fairground Pictures

7 Churchmead Road
London, NW10 2JX

Sales Company

Darren Doherty

7 Churchmead Road
London NW10 2JX

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