Project Detail

Photocopier

Synopsis

The tragic love story of one office junior and his photocopier - like Romeo and Juliet, only with toner.

Details

Year
2007
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 mins 30 secs
Format
DigiBeta (PAL)
Director
Frank Mansfield
Producer
Tom Gabbutt
Co-Producer
Tom Gabbutt
Screenwriter
Antony Barkworth-Knight
Sound
Tom Watt, Nick Del'Niro, Joanna Gore
Composer
Borotski
Principal cast
Cuan Jacques

Genre

Production Status

Production Company

Rupert Road Productions

54 Longford Road
Chorlton
Manchester M21 9NP
UK

T+44 (0)16 1286 1836

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