Project Detail

Little Things

Synopsis

Four-year old Chloe sees a man shoplifting and asks her mum if she too can 'shop like the man.' Mum-distracted and on the phone agrees, only aware of what has been going on when a Security Guard stops them at the check-out. The Security Guard asks Chloe to identify the man she was copying, but preferring the dapper thief to the greasy Security Guard she pretends he has gone. As Chloe and embarrassed mum leave the store, the thief drops a chocolate bar from his coat as a reward for Chloe's help.
 

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 mins 45 secs
Format
DigiBeta
Director
James Twyford
Producer
Lighthouse, Screen South, UKFC
Co-Producer
Lighthouse, Screen South, UKFC
Editor
Frankie Plowright
Screenwriter
Anthony Bullock
Director of Photography
Marcus Domleo
Sound
Khama Matiti
Composer
David Schweitzer
Principal cast
Jessica Price, Juli Turpin, John Barnes Pearson, Clive Greenwood

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Production Status

Production Company

Waveform Films

252B Devonshire Road
Forest Hill
London SE23 3TH
UK

info@waveformfilms.com

Sales Company

Waveform Films

252B Devonshire Road
Forest Hill
London SE23 3TH
UK

info@waveformfilms.com

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