A Little Death
Synopsis
Official Selection Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2026
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 min 23 sec
- Director
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Leto Meade, Jonathan Rockefeller
- Producer
- Michelle Brøndum, Jonathan Rockefeller
- Editor
- Giorgia Zarantonello
- Screenwriter
- Jonathan Rockefeller
- Director of Photography
- Jamie Touche
- Sound
- Miles Sullivan
- Composer
- Alastair McNamara
- Principal cast
- John Sparkes, Nami Annette Gillet
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- Sophie Bird, Jac Clinch, Christopher Lindsey-Hill
- Story Artist
- Sophie Bird
- Lead Animator
- Jac Clinch
- Art Director
- Christopher Lindsey-Hill
- Animators
- Richard Smithson, Qiao (Joe) Cheng, Sophie Bird
- Lead Background Artist
- Ilaria Di Sante
- Background Artist
- Isobel Stenhouse
- Layout Artist
- Lucy Ledsam
- Character Design
- Milda Kargaudaitė Trplan
- Storyboard Artists
- Jai Lawson, Fêt-Nat Bailly
Production Status
Production Company
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