Project Detail

Morp!

Synopsis

One character's quest for friendship, and another's attempts to destory it.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 mins
Format
DVD
Director
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Producer
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Co-Producer
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Editor
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Screenwriter
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Director of Photography
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Production Designer
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Sound
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Composer
Matt Tempest, Nick Rodgers
Principal cast
Matt Tempest

Genre

Production Status

Production Company

University of Wales, Newport

Caerleon Campus
PO Box 101
Newport NP18 3YH, South Wales
UK

Sales Company

Caroline Parsons

University of Wales, Newport
Caerleon Campus
PO Box 101
Newport NP18 3YH, South Wales
UK

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