Project Detail

How to destroy the world. Food. Transport. Games. Rubbish.

Synopsis

How To Destroy The World looks at how we humans can do it easier and faster. Join a polygamous Viking, pet eating vegetables, chickenpigs and the Guzzler Family on these four journeys to the end of the world.

Details

Year
2008
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
4 x 2 mins episodes
Format
Digital
Director
Pete Bishop
Producer
Adam Woods, James Gilbey
Screenwriter
Steven Appleby, Pete Bishop
Production Designer
Steven Appleby
Sound
Lee Wilson Wolfe, Ged Adamson
Composer
Lee Wilson Wolfe, Ged Adamson
Principal cast
Kerry Shale (Voice artist)

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Production Status

Production Company

The Shop

97 Southampton Way
London SE5 7SX
UK

T +44 (0)20 7252 6285

Sales Company

Adam Woods

1 Udney Park Road
Teddington TW11 9BB
UK

T +44 (0)77 562 8110

adam@aandp.tv

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