Fits and Starts of Restlessness
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Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 5 mins 30 secs
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Tim Shore, Gary Thomas
- Producer
- Tracy Bass
- Executive Producer
- Film London
- Director of Photography
- Martin 'Teddy' Testar
- Sound
- Brendan Crehan
- Principal cast
- Ron Moody, Frank Prosper, Jennifer Lewin, Ruby Wild, Mark Williams
- In collaboration with
- Dr Heather Shore
- Camera assistants
- Kit Cook, Andrew Duffus, Sam Riley
- Post Production
- Colm O’Rourke at Sonic Films
- For Film London
- Josic Cadoret, Kevin Dolan, Maggie Ellis
- With the support of
- Film London, BFI, The National Lottery and Skillset
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Tim Shore
E: tim.shore@mac.comW: www.timshore.me/
Sales Company
Tim Shore
E: tim.shore@mac.comW: www.timshore.me
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