Five Six Seven Eight!
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 10 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Felipe Bustos Sierra
- Producer
- Felipe Bustos Sierra, Cameron Hall, Anna Rathband
- Executive Producer
- Liz Holmes, Felipe Bustos Sierra, Cameron Hall
- Editor
- Felipe Bustos Sierra
- Screenwriter
- Felipe Bustos Sierra, Cameron Hall
- Director of Photography
- Sofia Sequeiros, Frederic Plasman
- Production Designer
- Robyn Hambrook
- Sound
- Jack Coghill
- Music
- The Head Henchmen
- Principal cast
- Cameron Hall, Anna Nierobisz, Katch Holmes, David Banks
- Illustrations
- Ben Morris
- VFX Artist
- Frederic Plasman
Production Status
Production Company
Debasers Filums
4 2F2 Panmure PlaceEdinburgh EH3 9JJ
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