Project Detail

Bury Your Gays

Bury Your Gays
Bury Your Gays

Synopsis

Actor Grace can't understand why every role she lands ends in her untimely death-until a mysterious agent explains the 'Bury Your Gays' trope. Now, trapped in a genre-hopping battle for survival, Grace has one mission: do not die.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
19 min 58 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Charlotte Cooper
Producer
Charlotte Brownlee
Executive Producer
T'Nia Miller, Anthony Toma, Jack Thompson-Roylance, Boris Thompson-Roylance, Dan Hubbard
Editor
Joshua Cunliffe
Screenwriter
Charlotte Cooper
Director of Photography
Dale McCready
Production Designer
Harrison Clarke
Sound
Formosa
Composer
Charlotte Partt
Principal cast
Jude Mack, T'Nia Miller, Sophie Melville, Harry Trevaldwyn, Ella Rae Smith, Blake Harrison, Amelia Clarkson, Ryan Dean, Sule Rimi, Janis Ahern
Costume Designer
Oliver Doherty
HMU Designer
Gemma Hoff
Colourist
Josh Callis-Smith
Casting
Dan Hubbard, Fran Cattaneo
VFX Producer
Paddy Eason

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Deadbeat Studios

Reliance Wharf
The Halley
2 Hertford Rd
London
N1 5ET

Charge Films

Parker House
44 Stafford Road
Wallington
SM6 9AA

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