Making It
Synopsis
George Banbury is a 33 year old struggling actor best known for having appeared alongside a troll in a Wine Gums advert. Stuck in a rut and living with his parents, George is going nowhere fast. An unexpected pregnancy and a chance encounter with an ex-girlfriend sees George attempt to expose his inner leading man to a world that has already cast him as a supporting artiste.
Funny and painfully honest, MAKING IT will resonate with anyone who has ever asked themselves, "is this really it?"
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 88 mins
- Format
- Digital 4k
- Director
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Stephen Glover 1st Feature
- Producer
- Emma Yap
- Editor
- Linton Davies, Maria Ciszynska
- Screenwriter
- Richard Crawley
- Director of Photography
- Andrew Alderslade
- Sound
- Sync Point
- Composer
- Andy Logan, Harry Blake
- Principal cast
- Richard Crawley, James Anthony, William de Coverly, Julia Sandiford, Nadia Albina
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