Project Detail

Island

Name: Island
Director: Mark Parry
Released: 2001
Duration: 24 mins

Synopsis

This documentary examines the new work of Tim Macmillan, one of Britain's most exciting and contemporary photographers, who produces still and moving tableaux that capture time and space, known as 'time-slice', Tim's own technical and conceptual innovation. His most recent project on Lundy Island is the backdrop to understanding Tim's work, and the process of filming in a hostile environment is interwoven with the time-slice material.

Details

Year: 2001
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 24 mins
Format: Betacam Sp, Digi Beta
Director: Mark Parry
Producer: Abigail Davies
Executive Producer: Abigail Davies
Editor: Mike Chichester
Director of Photography: Nicky Williams
Sound: Adam Farraday
Principal cast: Tim Macmillan

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Picture This Moving Image

Contact: Josephine Lanyon, Director
40 Sydney Row
Bristol BS1 6UU
UK

T 0117 9257010

office@picture-this.org.uk

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www.picture-this.org.uk

Sales Company

HTV West

Contact: Abigail Davies
The TV Centre, Bristol BS4 3HG
UK

T 0117 9722209

daviesa@htv_west.com.uk

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www.htvwest.com

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