Life of the Mind
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 100 min
- Format
- Digital 4K
- Director
-
Miguel Melo Queiroz 1st Feature
- Producer
- ARTIMEDIA
- Editor
- Miguel Melo Queiroz
- Screenwriter
- Miguel Melo Queiroz
- Director of Photography
- Miguel Melo Queiroz
- Production Designer
- Pedro Domingos
- Composer
- Serge Bulot
- Principal cast
- Jamie Robson, Andreea Paduraru, Declan O'Connor, James Reynard, Reece Putinas,
- Production Assistant
- Daniela Cardoso
- 1st AD
- Rory Stewart
- Camera Operator
- Bill Knapis
- 1st AC
- Alan Muszynski
- 2nd AC
- Scott McIntosh
- Gaffer
- Greg King (needs confirmation)
- Key Grip
- Brice Bourdet
- Post Production
- Miguel Melo Queiroz
- Concept Artist
- Raúl Vicente
- Scenic Designer
- Pedro Domingos
- Composer
- Serge Bulot
- Sound Recordist
- Raphael Monnin (needs confirmation)
- Makeup & Hair
- Ruby Kruss/Charlotte Ambrose
- Wardrobe
- Sara Cruz
- Backstage Videographer
- UK + Gonçalo Tarquínio
- Photographer
- Rolando Martins/Martin Hocevar
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
ARTIMEDIA: Art Film & Digital Media
Flat 2, 1 Stobbie PlaceEdinburgh EH16 4YS
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