Project Detail

Hard Rain

Synopsis

An exploration of mental health in the drag community, centred around NYC drag queen Blackie O.

Details

Year
2020
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
4 min 23 sec
Director
Hannah Berry George
Producer
Hannah Berry George
Editor
Samuel Marr
Director of Photography
Andrea Gavazzi
Sound
Youmin Kang
Composer
Tom Haniff
Principal cast
Edward Davis II
Runner
MARTIN REYES
Edit Producer
JENN SANDERS
Edit House
THE QUARRY
Colourist
THOMAS MANGHAM
Colour Producer
CHARLIE MORRIS
Post House
THE MILL
Sound Equipment
GOTHAM SOUND
Film Scan
METROPOLIS POST

Production Status

Production Company

Crockers

Hartgrove
Shaftesbury
Dorset
SP7 0LF

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