Grin
Synopsis
Official selection FrightFest 2026
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 80 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Lawrence Fowler
- Producer
- Lawrence Fowler
- Executive Producer
- Glenn Kendrick Ackermann, David Marsh
- Editor
- Lawrence Fowler
- Screenwriter
- Lawrence Fowler
- Director of Photography
- Oliver Biggs
- Production Designer
- Samuel Rush
- Sound
- Kristian Domingo, Christoph Allerstorfer, James Griffiths
- Composer
- Christoph Allerstorfer
- Principal cast
- Gareth Tidball, Lucas Edwards, Simon Davies, Luke Rhodri, Virge Gilchrist, Samuel Lane
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- SFX: Geoff Fowler, Make-up/SFX artist: Ellie Baldwin
- Set Manager
- Ross Merrills
- First Assistant Camera
- Robyn Hough
- Costume Manager
- Lydia Llewellyn-Blakemore
- Associate Producer
- Victor Mellors
- Props Manager
- Samuel Rush
- Production Assistant
- Jordan Payne
- Steadicam Operator
- Sam lowsley Williams
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Fowler Media Limited
Geoff Fowler9a Tynewydd Road
Barry
Vale of Glamorgan
CF62 8HB
Sales Company
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