Project Detail

Fast Learners

Synopsis

Vicky, 15, has something important to say to one of the teenagers messing around on Brighton Beach.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins
Format
HiDef Cam
Director
Christoph Rohl
Producer
Luke Montagu, Thomas Høegh, Daniel Chamier
Co-Producer
Luke Montagu, Thomas Høegh, Daniel Chamier
Editor
Vessela Martchewski
Screenwriter
Philippe Longchamp, Christoph Rohl
Director of Photography
Gavin Northover
Sound
Mark Underwood, Sion Tammes AMPS
Composer
Matt Dunkley, Alan Gibson
Principal cast
Saskia Reeves, Daisy Evans, Aaron Johnson

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Rohl/Longchamp

Rohlwithit@hotmail.com

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