Project Detail

Circles

Synopsis

A thirty-five year old slacker, at breaking point with his pregnant girlfriend, decides to take the law into his own hands when their car is impounded in this fast paced comedy of errors set in Notting Hill.

Details

Year
2013
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
13 mins 31 secs
Format
Digital: Cannon C300 1080/25p @ 50MPS
Director
Spencer Hudson
Producer
Cairine MacBrayne
Executive Producer
Lesa Green
Editor
Steve Gibbs
Screenwriter
Spencer Hudson
Director of Photography
Neil Harvey, Anton Jeffes
Sound
Tamara Stubbs, Martin Clarke, Marcin Kosiedowski, Will Frances
Composer
Anthony Russell, Lincoln Elias
Principal cast
Ali Cook, Katie Ball, Craig Kelly, Spencer Hudson, Cairine MacBrayne, Chris Hawker
Crew Services
Janie Willsmore
Catering
Sara Marchner
Make-up
Shamirah Sairally, Shabana Shaikh
First Assistant Camera
Simonluca Fraioli, Jack Edmonds
Second Assistant Camera/ Clapper Loader
Alice Pennefather
Stills Photography
Alice Pennefather, Steve Gibbs
Production Assistants
Adrian Atkinson, Chris Hawker, Pablo Lauand
Data Wrangler
Gabriele Beloso
Poster Design
Tom Brooks

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Hudson Film

Cairine MacBrayne
Producer
E: cairine@hudsonfilm.com

Sales Company

Hudson Film

Cairine MacBrayne
Producer
E: cairine@hudsonfilm.com

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