All This Can Happen
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 50 mins
- Director
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Siobhan Davies, David Hinton
- Producer
- Martha Wailes
- Executive Producer
- Franck Bordese
- Editor
- Danny McGuire, Matthew Killip
- Sound
- Chu-Li Shewring
- Principal cast
- John Heffernan
- Stills Researcher
- Lucie Sheppard
- Additional Stills Research
- Piera Buckland, Zoe Dickin
- Dubbing Mixer
- Peter Hodges
- On-line Editor and Colourist
- Torquil Dearden
- Title Design
- Mark Marazzi
- Production Team
- Nina Baker, Robyn Cabaret, Eva Martinez, Alison Proctor, Rob Prouse
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Siobhan Davies Dance
Siobhan Davies Studios85 St. George's Road
London SE1 6ER
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