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My Dad is Orange

Synopsis

A short poetic and experimental documentary exploring synaesthesia, a neuro-cognitive phenomenon where one or more senses are blended together. ‘My Dad Is Orange’ will take you on a multi-sensory journey where you can explore a world where it is possible to smell sounds or even taste colours.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
7 mins 7 secs
Format
Digital
Director
Elle Ralph
Producer
James Davis
Editor
Ceri Ann Grail
Screenwriter
Elle Ralph
Director of Photography
Alex Thorne
Sound
Brittany Hawkes
Composer
Ben Tibbits
Stories by
Anita Grant, Bethan Morell
Narration by
Daisy Mae Parsons
Home Footage by
Bill Wynne-Woodhouse, Holly Daye, Chef Ellard & Family
Filmed at
London Science Museum, Avon Fireworks Festival
Special Thanks
Thirza Alcaraz, Lewis Thompson, Glen Lewis, Anton Brady, Jo Stafford, Paul Zinder, Lizzie Minnion, Lindsey Dryden, Mike Parker, Rachel Tillitson, Dean Humphreys, Rachel Plant, Adam Batchelor, Nic Morris

Genre

Experimental Climate / Environment Woman Director Science

Categories

Documentary Artist Project and Video / Experimental

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Elle Ralph

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