Hard Tide
Synopsis
Jake's world is thrown into disarray when he indadvertedly saves 9-year-old Jade and has to go on the run with her. But can someone from the bottom of the social ladder ever do the right thing in the eyes of the authorities?
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 79 mins
- Director
-
Robert Osman, Nathanael Wiseman 1st Feature
- Producer
- Katarina Gellin
- Co-Producer
- Ryan Hamilton, Daniel Pickering, Lee Vandermolen
- Executive Producer
- Edward Chelsea, Willy Cadogan, Julie White Hunter, Gary Thomson, Oliver White
- Editor
- PJ Harling
- Screenwriter
- Robert Osman, Nathanael Wiseman
- Director of Photography
- Joe Mannion
- Production Designer
- Justine Cullen
- Sound
- William Graham
- Composer
- Si Begg
- Principal cast
- Nathanael Wiseman, Alexandra Newick, Mem Ferda, Oliver Stark, Katarina Gellin, Andy Lucas, Ralph Brown, Beverley Hills, Sean Cronin
- Makeup
- Katharine Greene, Faith Hayward, Fennella St John, Meghan Lucy
- Hair
- Stef Edwards
- Wardrobe Supervisor
- Chloe Heatley
- Production Supervisor
- Vivian Richmond
- Production Assistant
- Jordon Powlette
- Film Images
- ©Redeeming Features
- Production Assistant
- Thomas J. Ridgen
- Script Supervisor
- Vivian Richmond
- First Assistant Director
- Kashif Nijabat
- Second Assistant Director
- Sean Brady
- Third Assistant Director
- David Butler
- Second Unit DOP
- Charles Jones
- Sound Designer
- Helen Miles
- Sound Recordist
- Myles Ratcliffe
- Sound Recordist
- Jon Newell
- Chaperone
- Karen May
- Chaperone
- Gil Palmer
- Stunt Coordinator
- John O'Grady
- Digital Image Technician
- Sky Ainsbury
- Still Photographer
- Kieran Cronin
- Gaffer
- Adam Curtis
- Gaffer
- Matt Jones
- Gaffer
- Matt Markham
- Assistant Camera/Focus Puller
- Ed Whitmarsh
- Assistant Camera
- Boris Glavocevic
- Assistant Camera
- Vincent Weller
- Key Grip
- Rachel Libby Hopson
- Re-recording Mixer
- Ben Newth
- Post-production Supervisor
- James Barrett
- First Assistant Editor
- Josh Crooks
- Assistant Editor
- Sam Hitchens
- Assistant Editor
- Tom Huston
- Visual Effects
- Jon Pugh
- Digital Artist
- Graham Smith
- Colorist
- Liam M. Hill
- Music Supervisor
- Grace Moncrieffe
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Redeeming Features Ltd
Katarina GellinSales Company
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