Wintering
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 17 mins 20 secs
- Format
- HDCAM
- Director
-
Iain Finlay
- Producer
- Paul Welsh, Rebecca Mark-Lawson, Jane Hooks, Barry Ryan
- Co-Producer
- Paul Welsh, Rebecca Mark-Lawson, Jane Hooks, Barry Ryan
- Editor
- Jonny Stenton
- Screenwriter
- Iain Finlay, Richard House
- Director of Photography
- Chris Ross
- Production Designer
- Jess Alexander
- Sound
- Grant Bridgeman
- Composer
- Dan Gardner
- Principal cast
- Elisa Lasowski, Lee Ingleby
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Rachel Dargavel
Warp Films Ltd.F33 Riding House Street
London W1W 7DZ
UK
T +44(0)7903 118214
Rachel@perfumefilms.com
Sales Company
Sally Hodgson
EM Media35-37 St Mary's Gate
Nottingham NG1 1PU
UK
T +44 (0)115 934 9090
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