I Was a Teenage Guitarist 4 the Clash!
Synopsis
The book recalls the DIY British music/art/design/cultural/political revolution that began in streets of West London and went global in 1976 as told to Kathy DiTondo by Keith Levene, founder member of "the only band that matters" - the Clash.. The Clash along with the Sex Pitols were the two major bands on the West London scene.
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- c. 55 min
- Director
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Kathy DiTondo
- Executive Producer
- Kathy DiTondo
- Editor
- Joseph Daniel
- Screenwriter
- Kathy DiTondo
- Director of Photography
- Joseph Daniel Bonczyk, Joseph Daniel
- Production Designer
- I. Brosseau
- Sound
- Joseph Daniel
- Composer
- Kathy DiTondo, Keith Levene
- Costume Design
- I. Brosseau
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
www.iwasateenageguitarist.com
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