Highway to the Moon
Synopsis
Official Selection BlackStar Film Festival 2025
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2025
Official Selection British Urban Film Festival 2025
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 25 min
- Director
-
Letitia Wright
- Producer
- Letitia Wright
- Executive Producer
- Holly Fraser, Damian Bradfield, Alex Mattinson, Phil Van Der Krogt
- Editor
- Jeanne Applegate
- Screenwriter
- Letitia Wright, Roy Alexander Weise
- Director of Photography
- Andrew Yuyi Troung
- Production Designer
- Clodagh Farrelly
- Sound
- Tom Ryan
- Composer
- James William Blades
- Principal cast
- Kenyah Sandy, Micah Lamar Waves, Trey Victor Prescott Jr, Khalil Aboulaye Touray, Dayton Sekou Toure, Junior Treva Etienne
- Associate Producer
- Jamari Perry,
- Associate Producer
- Nicola Gregory,
- Associate Producer
- Ryan Dennett-Smith,
- Associate Producer
- Stephané Alexandre,
- Art Director
- Poppy Elwes,
- Costume Designer
- JoJo Vandalkidd,
- Assistant Editor
- Angie Rodriguez,
- VFX & Post Supervisor
- Reece Ewing,
- Lead VFX Compositor
- Ant Walsham,
- VFX Clean Up Artist
- Ben Kiviat,
- Colourist
- Joseph Bicknell,
- First Assistant Director
- Kelvin Tyler,
- First Assistant Director
- Ari Rissotti,
- Hair & Makeup
- Nikki Wright,
- Hair & Makeup
- Dumb Anozie
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
3.16 Productions
320 City RoadLondon
EC1V 2NZ
Sales Company
Together Films
Jess ReillySomerset House
Strand
London
WC2R 1HL
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