End of The Street
Synopsis
Poet and broadcaster Ian McMillan produced the poetry specially. His interpretation of the wind scale transposes the action into the familiar surroundings of an average street. Imagemaker Andy Martin produces a mix of animated graphics, 3D, live action, photography and typographics all underpinned with a bespoke score by composer Robert Worby.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 4 mins 57 secs
- Director
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Andy Martin
- Editor
- Andy Martin, Tom Hadley
- Screenwriter
- Ian McMillan
- Director of Photography
- Malcolm Hadley
- Sound
- Robert Worby
- Composer
- Robert Worby
- Principal cast
- Ian McMillan, Gwen Zayac, Kevin Power
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Andy Martin
Mogs LodgeSelling Road
Old Wives Lees
Canterbury
Kent
CT4 8BH
Sales Company
Andy Martin
Mogs LodgeSelling Road
Old Wives Lees
Canterbury
Kent
CT4 8BH
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