Project Detail

On The Water

Synopsis

On the Water is a film about Pilot Gig rowing on the Helford River.

The film follows the lives of Helford’s gig rowers as a new boat is built for them to compete on at the World Gig Championships.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
56 mins
Format
DV
Director
Tom Goudsmit
Producer
Phil Tuckett
Editor
Emanuele Baldestein, Anna Gregory
Composer
Phil Ward

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Production Company

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Tom Goudsmit

E: tomgoudsmit@hotmail.com

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