Finding 'Appiness
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 11 min 44 sec
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Natasha Hawthornthwaite
- Producer
- Scott Bradley, Natasha Hawthornthwaite
- Co-Producer
- Lisa Marie Russo, Wael Kabbani
- Editor
- Natasha Hawthornthwaite
- Director of Photography
- Natasha Hawthornthwaite
- Sound
- Mark Roscoe
- Additional Camera
- Scott Bradley, Katie Sirokaja
- Story Consultant
- Steve Brookes
- Assembly Editor
- Gibran Ramos
- Original Music By
- Elliot Britton
- Library Music Provided By
- Soundstripe
- Colorist
- Sara Buxton
- Doc Society Director
- Sandra Whipham
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Northern Heart Films Ltd
Studio 14, The Old CourtsCrawford Street
Wigan WN1 1NA
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