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A Spell For Wornington Green

Synopsis

A SPELL FOR WORNINGTON GREEN was shot on Wornington Green Estate in North Kensington and told from the perspective of estate resident, Natasha Langridge. It follows the hatching and flight of pigeons and the subsequent community protest to prevent the felling of 35 trees as a consequence of urban regeneration.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
8 min 26 sec
Format
Digital film
Director
Constantine Gras
Executive Producer
Kirsty Cunningham
Editor
Constantine Gras
Screenwriter
Natasha Langridge
Director of Photography
Constantine Gras
Sound
Aaron Cazzola
Colourist and Online Editor
Geoff Hockney
Head of Production
Danny Yasruddin
Legal and Business Affairs
Andrew Downey
Junior Production Manager
Caterina Bruce-Clayton
Line Producer
Evih Efue

Genre

Climate / Environment Science

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

BBC Studios

1 Television Centre
101 Wood Lane
London W12 7FA

Sales Company

Constantine Gras

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