Project Detail

First Bite

Synopsis

Full of emotions and trapped by the world around her, Eve is a girl longing to break free. When she meets Jake the mysterious boy of her dreams, she embarks on a seemingly dangerous journey of self-discovery.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
HD
Director
Louise Marie Cooke
Producer
Thomas Done
Co-Producer
Patricia Reece
Executive Producer
Brek Taylor
Editor
Neil Fergusson
Screenwriter
Louise Marie Cooke
Director of Photography
Laura Bellingham
Production Designer
Niina Topp
Sound
Mario Pecori
Composer
Ghosts You Echo
Principal cast
Anna Black, Jon Gavaghan, Victoria Walsh

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Dead Flower Productions

Film London

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