A Legacy of Sound
Synopsis
Sparked by a friend’s quiet regret, he begins a deeply personal journey through memory, faith, and sound. As his vision unfolds, the film becomes an intimate meditation on legacy and the invisible threads that connect generations - inviting us to listen closely to what we leave behind and what truly endures.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 7 min 45 sec
- Director
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Anne-Marie Michel
- Producer
- Anne-Marie Michel
- Executive Producer
- Karina Michel, Anne-Marie Michel
- Editor
- Andy Sowerby
- Director of Photography
- Anne-Marie Michel
- Sound
- Gavin Rose
- Composer
- Allesando Appolloni
- Principal cast
- John Appleby, Sheila Oprzanska
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Gavin Rose
- Sound Editor
- Gavin Rose
- Re-Recording Mixer
- James Cassidy
- Sound Mixed at
- WB De Lane Lea Studios
- Drone Operator
- Zac Crighton
- Additional Footage
- James Joynson Ben Humphries
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
A Tallulah Films (US), Evanescence Films (UK) production
Evanescence Films
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