Project Detail

Esme Winters - Master Musician of Magic

Synopsis

In a world where music is banned young Esme Winters, aided by best friend Jacob, must search for her missing brother. On the way she is mentored by mysterious music teacher Havisham before facing the evil force that lurks in the woods.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
14 mins 7 secs
Format
Arri Alexa - DIGITAL HD
Director
Orlando Cubitt
Producer
Jacob Swan Hyam, Nell Green
Executive Producer
Film London, Creative England
Editor
Orlando Cubitt
Screenwriter
Orlando Cubitt
Director of Photography
Frank Madone
Production Designer
Lucy Gahagan
Sound
Immerse Audio
Composer
Tristan Cassel Delavois
Principal cast
Clea Martin, Terry Diab, Jack Bowley, Alfie Manser, Nick Finegan

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Orlando Cubitt

JSH Films

Jacob Swan Hyam
62 Quilter Street
London
E2 7BT

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