Project Detail

Hula Girl

Synopsis

Hula Girl is a documentary come road movie that follows two friends from Sheffield as they travel across America in search of a woman who posts hula hooping videos online

Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
26 mins 26 secs
Format
HD
Director
Joseph Toms-Ashcroft
Producer
Mark Bull
Co-Producer
Joseph Toms-Ashcroft
Editor
Scott Dulson
Screenwriter
Tajinder Singh hayer
Director of Photography
Scott Dulson
Sound
Darryl Peat

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Sheffield Hallam University

City Campus
Howard Street
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
S1 1WB
UK

T +44 (0)114 225 5555

E info@hulagirlfilm.com

Sales Company

Four Beards

20 Gordon Road
Sheffield
S11 8XU
UK

T +44 (0)7765136992

E info@hulagirlfilm.com

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