Earth Is All Melody
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 18 min 59 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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George Hiraoka Cloke
- Editor
- George Hiraoka Cloke
- Sound
- George Hiraoka Cloke
- Composer
- George Hiraoka Cloke
- Principal cast
- LIHOO
- Contributions (Research & Interviewees)
- Alanya Deleuth, Anny Sihalath, Cherry Sung, Chi L. Nguyen, Kyla Kim, Phillip M. Crosby, Shin Jiyu, Soorin Lee, Souksaveuy Keotiamchanh, Ting Chen, Trang Minh
- Voiceover Artist
- Jennifer Clyde
- Korean Sign Language Interpretation
- LIHOO
- Visual Intertitles
- Jade Johnson
- Additional Music
- Frey Kwa Hawking, Jade Leamcharaskul, Kanom, Kezvia, Kogane & Park Bird, Nemo Martin, Nhung Nguyen, Sarita Lewis, Su San Yong, XANA, Zhui Ning Chang
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
George Hiraoka Cloke
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