Passenger
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 9 min 59 sec
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Nia Alavezos
- Producer
- Louise Condie, Alderney Middleton
- Co-Producer
- Jude Lister, Matthew Rogers
- Executive Producer
- Louis Jones
- Editor
- Dan Keeble
- Screenwriter
- Nia Alavezos
- Sound
- James Keeble
- Composer
- Jordan Rees
- Principal cast
- Ami Okumura Jones, Kanako Nakano
- Art Direction
- Erinn Lucas
- Storyboards
- Dave Dymond
- Character Designs
- Erinn Lucas, Dylan Shipley
- Background Development
- Jack Hurley
- Colour Keys
- Dave Dymond
- Background Build & Modelling
- Owen Simons
- Background Design & Paint
- Alistair Boubli, Erinn Lucas
- Animation
- Dan Keeble, Erinn Lucas
- Technical Director & Compositing
- Dan Keeble
- Japanese Translation
- Eiko Meredith
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by Ffilm Cymru, BBC Wales, BFI NETWORK
Sun & Moon Studios
1st Floor61 Macrae Road
Eden Office Park
Ham Green
Bristol
BS20 0D
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