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Synopsis
They launch their creation into the world and measure her impact against a series of ‘Fame Aims’, including one million hits on YouTube and national radio play for one of her songs. Bryony and Taylor’s adventure sees them perform to thousands of children, garner national media attention, and takes them to the other side of the world and back. But the impact it has closer to home is perhaps the most powerful of all.
This feature-length documentary is an upbeat and inspirational film for anyone who cares about the impact of the media we consume.
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 73 mins
- Format
- h.264
- Director
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Rebecca Brand 1st Feature
- Producer
- Rebecca Brand
- Co-Producer
- Ulrike Kubatta
- Executive Producer
- Tom Kinninmont
- Editor
- Rebecca Brand
- Screenwriter
- Bryony Kimmings, Rebecca Brand
- Director of Photography
- Daniella Cesarei Nera
- Composer
- Bryony Kimming, Tom Parkinson
- Story Consultant
- Susan Brand
- Colourist
- Kristen Munoz
- Sound Design
- Dillon Bennett
- Motion Graphics Artist
- Oliver Sagar Smith
- Film Images
- © Christa Holka, Daniella Cesarei Nera
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Milo Films Limited
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