Cold Blow Lane
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 78 min
- Director
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Penny Andrea
- Producer
- Lorna Nickson Brown
- Executive Producer
- Merlin Merton, Greer Ellison
- Editor
- Luke Wasylkiw
- Screenwriter
- Penny Andrea
- Director of Photography
- Poppy Illsley, Ryan Kernaghan, James Stoneley
- Production Designer
- Joseph Nickson
- Sound
- Jordan Lewis
- Composer
- Tangel Trio
- Principal cast
- Susan Lynch, Grace Chilton, Jade Ogugua, Lorna Nickson Brown, Ken Nwosu, Adam El Hagar, Rosie Holden,
- Makeup Designer
- Megan Lawrence
- Costume Designer
- Ken Malory
- Sound Editor
- Joseph Nickson
- Assistant Production Co-ordinator
- Katrina Lehismae
- Location Manager
- Guy Weller-Poley
- Music Supervisor
- Angela Penhaligon
- Colorist
- Joseph Nickson
- Animator
- Rita Sus
- Sound Mixer
- David McCabe
- First Assistant Director
- Poppy Illsley
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Swamp Light Productions
Lorna Nickson BrownKemp House
152 - 160 City Road
London
EC1V 2NX
Blue Shadows Films
45/46 Poland StreetLondon
W1F 7NA
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