Battle of Blister
Synopsis
'Battle of Blister' was generated by human performers in an interactive film set.
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 5 mins 52 secs
- Format
- Digital video
- Director
-
Genetic Moo
- Producer
- Abigail Addison
- Editor
- Genetic Moo
- Director of Photography
- Opticalism
- Sound
- Julia Schauerman
- Composer
- Genetic Moo
- Principal cast
- Marianne Grove, Jennifer Webster, Anna Woolhouse, Sidonie Carie-Green, Lucy Lungley, Annie Sutton, Gudrun Sigridur Haraldsdottir, Vicky Lee, Allyson Jones, Anna Arnsby, Harriet Parker-Beldeau, Katie Welsford, Chris Rutter, Evelyn Bennett, Jockel Liess, Da
- Collaborator
- Dr Neil Dufton
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
An Animate Projects commission, supported by the Wellcome Trust
Animate Projects
Abigail Addison45 Empress Road
Derby
DE23 6TD
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