Chimera
Synopsis
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2025
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 15 min 53 sec
- Format
- 1.85
- Director
-
Eamonn Hearns
- Producer
- Sibylle Ariès
- Executive Producer
- Eamonn Hearns
- Editor
- Eamonn Hearns, Alex Burt
- Screenwriter
- Eamonn Hearns
- Director of Photography
- Jacob Sacks Jones
- Production Designer
- Bláithín Farry
- Sound
- Luca Stifani
- Composer
- Simon Cullen
- Principal cast
- Ayoola Smart, Zachary Hart, Shazia Nicholls, Águeda Del Castillo
- Gaffer
- Casey Jo Grosso
- Costume
- Simona Mezzina
- VFX Supervisor
- Quentin Vien
- Practical Effects Artists
- Gwen Oubsy, Diana Smith, Erin Tyszkiewicz, Jacob Hillier
- 1st AD
- Sean Frost
- 2nd AD
- Jack Chambers
- 1st AC
- Rob Stanton
- 2nd AC
- Gabriele Stifani
- Colourist
- Christopher Francis
- Sound Design
- Joe De-Vine, Tom Moisan
- Re-recording Mixer
- Tom Moisan
- Electricans
- Tomi Machado, Goncalo Lopez, Jasmine Suivi
- Hair & Make Up Artist
- Zena McCarthy
- Intimacy Coordinator
- Sabrina Dallot Seguro
- Script Supervisor
- Lorelin Howie
- BTS Photographer
- Layton Thompson
- Production Assistant
- Finn Lanchester
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Pillar 47° 7'
c/o Eamonn HearnsSales Company
Eamonn Hearns
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