Bollocks
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 14 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Simon J Riley
- Producer
- Simon J Riley, Brandon Francis
- Editor
- John Pegg
- Screenwriter
- Brandon Francis, Simon J. Riley
- Director of Photography
- Rodney Williams
- Sound
- Nikos Nikolalaios
- Composer
- Bob Bradley, Terry Devine-King
- Principal cast
- Brandon Francis, Tim Parker, Lizzie Stables, Morrison Thomas, Vivien Bridson, Natasha Velyn Goldup, Eddy Brimson, Carol Been, Sunny Khosa, Alex Head, Bella Barlow, Ana Notarantonio, Paul Nash
- Co-Producer
- Rodney Williams
- Assembly Editor
- Mark Withers
- Sound Engineer
- Joaquim Plossu
- Visual Effects Artist
- Deborah White
- Online Editor
- Susumu Asano
- Colourist
- Cineorder
- Assistant Director
- Laura Kazbaraite
- Production Co-ordinator
- Daniel Hammersley
- Boom Operator
- Tom Whetmore
- Camera Assistant
- Alex Swinfen
- Gaffer
- Aby Hamouda
- Hair & Make-Up Artist
- Carolina Svensson
- Production Assistant
- Robert Bell
- Set Photographers
- Bence Pazmandy & Monika Gorka
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Sales Company
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