Project Detail

Operator

Synopsis

Wendy is working alone in an office at night. Messages are sent to her through the computer by an unknown person who tells her he is coming to get her. She makes her escape - but how can she when supernatural forces are at play? What is real and what is imagined? Wendy is about to discover the true meaning of terror!

Details

Year
2004
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
DigiBeta
Director
John Hart
Producer
Sy Odoffin
Editor
Christopher Janschke
Screenwriter
David Segrove
Director of Photography
Matteo Prezioso
Sound
Darko Mocilnikar
Composer
Bob Earland, Mike Maidment, Paul Tucker
Principal cast
Sarah Lawrie, Louis La Bovitch

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Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Sweetwater Films

Waltham Forest Business Centre
5 Blackhorse Lane
London
E17 6DS
UK

T +44 (0)20 8523 5292

sweetjohnwater@aol.com

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