Project Detail

Heidi Slater

Synopsis

'Heidi Slater' a digital suicide-note or a twisted video Manifesto?

I am Heidi Slater (pseudonym) and I present to you my film -'Heidi Slater' which is
MY PERSONAL representation of the tragic events of the 18th of March 2013. I have edited together a collection of footage taken while (I thought) I was shooting a low budget Horror movie, in fact, 'The Director' was shooting something entirely different.

I now take back control of my life by facing my fears and editing this film together.

Heidi Slater.

Eleven!

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Features
Running time
74 mins
Format
Blackmagic RAW
Director
Jean-Paul Bankes-Mercer 1st Feature
Producer
Jean-Paul Bankes-Mercer
Executive Producer
Jean-Paul Bankes-Mercer, Paul Cronin, Kevin Noble (KickStarter)
Editor
Heidi Slater
Screenwriter
Jean-Paul Bankes-Mercer, Paul Cronin
Director of Photography
Neil A. Johnson
Production Designer
Jean-Paul Bankes-Mercer
Sound
Heidi Slater
Composer
Jim Noir, Nick Conners
Principal cast
Margot Mount, Tom Charnock, Darren Harris, Steven Hillman

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