Project Detail

Canal

Synopsis

Marnie's journey home takes an unusual turn.

Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
16 min 42 sec
Format
35 mm
Director
Michael Jinks, Piers Hunt
Producer
Piers Hunt, Michael Jinks
Executive Producer
Piers Hunt
Editor
Jon Dean
Screenwriter
Piers Hunt, Michael Jinks
Director of Photography
Robbie Bryant
Production Designer
Leah Sams
Sound
Angus Havers
Composer
Angus Havers
Principal cast
Alice Henley, Michael Jinks, Piers Hunt
Associate Producer
Cedric Cirotteau
Music and Sound
Angus Havers
Online Editor & VFX
Ben McIlveen
Associate Editor
Sadaf Nazari
Associate Editor
Andy Sowerby
Colourist
Mike Leisegang
First AC / Focus Pullers
Jessie Brough, Daniel Kolditz, Jerry Pradon
Second AC / Loaders
Adrien Brauge, James Wicks, Jay Coates James Malamatinas
Sound Mixers
Rory Smith, Andrei Leskovski, Alex Colin
Boom Operators
Alex Colin, Jamie Nicholls,
Steadicam Operators
James Burgess, Dan Starborg
Gaffers
Sabrina Corda, Esteban Gimplewicz, Tom Campbell
Make Up
Rebecca Hadfield
Runners
Oliver Lewis, Audelia Rowe, Katarina Ondrejova
Trailer Password
LiGHtMEuP7

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

P & M Pictures

122 Victoria Road
London
NW6 6QB

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