Go Make Memories
Synopsis
The experiences of the individuals and families affected by NPD takes centre stage in this production, which uses a mixture of live action and animation to explore the impact this rare condition has on those affected by it. The film follows the deterioration of the child and the subsequent emotional turmoil that comes hand in hand with such a diagnosis...especially when this is followed up with the suggestion by the family's doctor to simply, "Go Make Memories"...
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 min 24 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Carl Mason
- Producer
- Carl Mason
- Co-Producer
- John Lee Taggart
- Executive Producer
- John Lee Taggart
- Screenwriter
- Alex Sutton
- Production Designer
- Isa Shaw-Abulafia
- Sound
- George Perks
- Composer
- Budapest Scoring, Inc
- Principal cast
- Lleyton Coombes, Emily Stride, Christopher Hughes, Bodhi Rae Breathnach, Andrea Hall, John Lee Taggart
- Lead Animator
- James Richardson, Cinematographer: James Westlake, Casting Director: Andrea Clark, Composer: Chris Köbke
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Niemann-Pick UK (NPUK)
Suite 2 Vermont House,Washington, NE37 2SQ
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