All in the Valley
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 96 minutes
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Luke J. Hagan 1st Feature
- Producer
- Corina Skerritt
- Executive Producer
- Jim Hagan, Carole Hagan
- Editor
- Luke J. Hagan
- Screenwriter
- Luke J. Hagan
- Director of Photography
- Luke J. Hagan
- Sound
- Simon Norman
- Composer
- Simon Norman
- Principal cast
- Stephen Hope-Wynne, Daniel Jordan, Richard Pawulski, Rory Wilton, Michael Terry, Emma Spurgin Hussey, Nicholas Delvalle, James Cotter
- Assistant Director
- Corina Skerritt
- Hair & Make-up
- Michelle Bromley
- Camera Assistant
- Jack Langley
- Location Assistant
- Leif Townsend
- Production Assistant
- Martyn Hedges, James Coard
- Dialogue Editor
- Billy Mahoney Jr.
- Sound Effects Editor
- Arran Mahoney
- ADR Recordist
- Martin Gimson
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Candylad Productions
www.candyladproductions.com
E:info@candyladproductions.com
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