Emotional Motor Unit
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 22 mins
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Adam Nelson
- Producer
- Adam Nelson, Xènia Puiggrós
- Executive Producer
- Paul Topley
- Editor
- Cleo Alexandra Ford Wilson
- Screenwriter
- Xènia Puiggrós
- Director of Photography
- Dagmar Scheibenrief
- Sound
- Cristian Majer, Imraan Husain, Oscar Lo Brutto
- Composer
- Imraan Husain
- Principal cast
- Francesca Burgoyne, Graham Cawte, Finnian Nainby-Luxmore, Candice Palladino
- Gaffer
- Joanns Bunclemans
- Assistant Camera
- Tim Pierson
- Make Up Artists
- Sian Morley, Grace Fry
- Continuity
- Emily Smith
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Apple Park Films LTD
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