Project Detail

Afro Punk Girl

Synopsis

In a dystopian, post apocalyptic Britain, a young punk discovers true rebellion when she meets a radical old dandy.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins 18 secs
Format
2K
Director
Annetta Laufer
Producer
Shobu Kapoor, Anya Ryzhenkova
Co-Producer
Film London
Executive Producer
Charlie Hanson
Editor
Annetta Laufer
Screenwriter
Annetta Laufer
Director of Photography
Robin Whenary
Production Designer
John McHugh
Sound
Peter Hodges
Composer
Bev Lee Harling
Principal cast
Danielle Vitalis, Larrington Walker
Costume Designer
Louisa Thomas
Make Designer
Allison Edwards
Lead Visual Effects Artist
Adam Graves
Steadycam Operator
Mihalis Margaritis

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Roman Candle Productions

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