Fire
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 mins 48 secs
- Director
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Christopher Andrews
- Producer
- Carla MacKinnon, Barbara Healy
- Executive Producer
- Brek Taylor
- Editor
- Marco Ruffatti, Robbie Morrison
- Screenwriter
- Christopher Andrews
- Director of Photography
- Luke Bryant
- Production Designer
- Lili Lea Abraham
- Sound
- Jasmine Clausia Allodi, Tiago Morelli, Michal Kuligowski, Matt Brace
- Composer
- Dominic de Grande
- Principal cast
- Ewan Mitchell, Michael Shaeffer, Rupert Procter
- Costume Designer
- Helen Vines
- Casting Director
- Beatrice Ray
- Production Manager
- Holly Wells
- 1st Assistant Director
- Ed Ripley
- Stunt Coordinator
- Jude Poyer
- Make up and Prosthetics
- Frances Darvell White
- On Set Photographer
- Jonathan Birch
- VFX Artist (Archer's Mark)
- Yasuyuki Otsuki
- VFX Producer (Coffee & TV)
- Chris Chard
- VFX Artist (Coffee & TV)
- Oliver Ramsey
- Online Producers (Envy)
- Abby Orchard & Jocelyn Silburne
- Colourist (Envy)
- Belgin Kaplan
- Online Editor (Envy)
- Fran Hill
- Sound Post Production Facilities
- Lucky Cat Post Production
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
MU Media
Sales Company
Network Ireland Television
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