Calling You
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 14 min 53 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Daniel Howard-Baker
- Producer
- Daniel Howard-Baker
- Editor
- Daniel Howard-Baker
- Screenwriter
- Daniel Howard-Baker
- Director of Photography
- Louis Holder
- Sound
- Isabell Derr, Sam McLoughlin
- Principal cast
- Ray Redmond, Drew Lucia and Isabelle Clarke
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- Dancer: Elle Hood, Caitlin Gibbeson, Christopher Hodkinson
- Dance Choreographer
- Chloe Fear
- Camera Operator
- Louis Holder
- Steady-cam Operator
- Sam Cox
- Camera Assistant
- Sam Cox
- Camera Assistant
- Steve Todd
- Stills Photographer
- Gavin Parsons
- Hair and Make-up Artist
- Cristie Bowcher-Ryce
- Production Assistant
- Harry Houlberg
- Production Assistant
- Steve Todd
- Production Assistant
- Bess Howard-Baker
- Location Manager
- Rachel McGowan
- Post Producer
- Louis Holder
- Colourist
- Zain Harris
- Sound Designer
- Isabell Derr
- Sound Recordist / Boom Operator
- Sam McLoughlin
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Categories
Production Status
Production Company
HB Productions
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