An Intermission
Synopsis
Official Selection IDFA (International Documentary Festival Amsterdam) 2020
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 22 min
- Format
- Digital Cinema 4K, 16mm, 35mm
- Director
-
Edwin Mingard
- Producer
- Elizabeth Benjamin
- Executive Producer
- Charlie Phillips, Lindsay Poulton, Jess Gormley, Jacqueline Edenbrow, Lisa Marie Russo
- Editor
- Mariko Montpetit
- Sound
- Tom Haines
- Composer
- Tom Haines
- 16mm Camera Operator
- Adam Mark
- Production Assistant
- Cassey Rose
- Musician
- Francesca Camille
- Production Assistant
- Gabe Wyatt Bayliss
- Camera Operator
- Isimeme
- Choreographer
- Becky Namgauds
- Dancer
- Jaden
- Lighting Assistant
- Kurtis Walters
- 1st Assistant Director
- Melissa Stone
- 16mm Camera Operator
- Moss
- Camera Operator
- Sam Lee
- Interviewer
- Shannon Warrilow
- 1st Assistant Camera
- Stephanie Arnold
- Stills Photographer
- William Jones
- Additional Cinematography
- Anna MacDonald
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Satellite Films Ltd
Longmeadow Station RoadAllendale
Hexham
NE47 9PY
Sales Company
Satellite Films Ltd
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