Project Detail

Black Woods at Sundown

Synopsis

A homage to 1960s gothic fantasy, and Italian and Japanese horror, Black Woods at Sundown's cautionary tale follows a girl's serene summer afternoon, as it descends into psychedelic nightmare.

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins 33 secs
Format
Digital
Director
Tom Oliver
Producer
Elisha Enfield
Screenwriter
Tom Oliver
Director of Photography
Robert Prosser
Principal cast
Cicely Whitehead, Ed Spear, Marc Freedman
Costume Design
Alexía Rós Gylfadóttir
Make Up Artist
Veronica Wilson
Storyboard Artist
Joe Blann
Assistant Director
Becky Armley
Production Manager
Meg Price
Camera Assistant
Jan Petter Dahlgren
Production Assistant
Samuel Ellmer

Production Status

Production Company

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