Project Detail

For All The Tea In England

Synopsis

A tea break-sized glimpse into the many and varied ways that Britain’s favourite brew is enjoyed today– and it’s not always a simple case of tea bag and milk.

Details

Year: 2008
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 13 mins 27 secs
Format: DVCam
Director: Kerry McLeod
Producer: Jules Hussey
Co-Producer: Jules Hussey
Editor: Napoleon Stratogiannakis
Director of Photography: Donald Ng
Sound: Darko Mocilnikar, Fabrice Pougnard
Composer: Graham Jeffery

Genre

Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

11, Taeping Street

London E14 9UN
UK

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