Project Detail

My Life as a Bus Stop

Name: My Life as a Bus Stop
Director: Wilma Finnigan, Duncan Finnigan
Genre: Scottish, Comedy
Released: 2008
Duration: 90 mins

Synopsis

Trudy Jones-McCrone of Trude Films is the larger lady who is desperate to make a film but no-one is taking her seriously. Her skinny flatmate and wannabe super star actor, Luna Sea believes that he’s the best around but no-one else does. When his routine audition scene based at the bus stop, fails to win him the part in a TV pilot with producer/director/w**ker Vic Young, Luna convinces Trudy to produce his not so hot script, My Life as a Bus Stop. A mockumentary about people just trying to get on from the award winning and critically acclaimed indie filmmakers ’The Finnigans’.

Details

Year: 2008
Type of project: Features
Running time: 90 mins
Format: HiDef
Director: Wilma Finnigan, Duncan Finnigan
Producer: Wilma Finnigan, Duncan Finnigan
Editor: Wilma Finnigan
Screenwriter: The Finnigans
Director of Photography: Duncan Finnigan, Wilma Finnigan
Composer: Button Up/Kasule/Tom's Tunes
Principal cast: Angela Coates, John Stewart, Duncan Finnigan, Eleanor Capaldi

Genre

Scottish Comedy

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Fin Scotland Films

45 Blair Road
Coatbridge
North Lanarkshire ML5 1JQ
Scotland
UK

Finscotland@hotmail.com

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