Peninsula
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 88 mins
- Format
- 2K Cinemascope
- Director
-
Tim Rolt 1st Feature
- Producer
- Keith Benton
- Executive Producer
- Richard Rolt
- Editor
- Bryan Dyke, Tim Rolt
- Screenwriter
- Tim Rolt
- Director of Photography
- David Scott, Belinda Parsons
- Production Designer
- Amanda Stekly
- Sound
- Mick Duffield, Peregrine Andrews; Dubbing Mixer: Pete Howell
- Composer
- Sam Sturtivant
- Principal cast
- Tom Beedim, Alexander Scrivens, Rustyna Edwards, Olivia Griffiths, Gillian Harker, Rebecca Todd, Johnny Vivash
- Online Edit and Colourist
- Damien Barnecutt
- VFX
- Harry Davidson
- Additional VFX & Titles
- Mike Moran
- Editor
- Guy Ducker
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Rapid Eye Movies Ltd.
Tim Rolt41 Chilton Road
Bath
BA1 6DR
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