Project Detail

Hanging By A Thread

Synopsis

HANGING BY A THREAD is my final BA Animation film, highlighting the struggle of loneliness and irrational thought.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
2 min 55 sec
Format
H.264 Codec
Director
Russell Atkinson
Producer
Russell Atkinson
Editor
Russell Atkinson
Screenwriter
Russell Atkinson
Director of Photography
Russell Atkinson
Production Designer
Russell Atkinson
Sound
Russell Atkinson
Composer
Russell Atkinson

Production Status

Production Company

russponse@gmail.com

Sales Company

russponse@gmail.com

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