Project Detail

Playing Dead

Synopsis

A boy is bored during his summer holidays. As he tries to amuse himself in the woods he stumbles across something which changes his life.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9 mins
Format
35mm
Director
David Hunt 1st Feature
Producer
Simon Chambers
Editor
Peter Lambert
Screenwriter
Simon Chambers, David Hunt
Director of Photography
Stewart Biddlecombe
Sound
Emma Meaden
Principal cast
Titus Jamieson-Cook, Patricia Burridge

Production Status

Production Company

National Film and Television School

c/o 1st Floor
10 Lancaster Drive
London NW3 4HA
UK

si54321@hotmail.com

Sales Company

National Film and Television School

c/o 1st Floor
10 Lancaster Drive
London NW3 4HA
UK

si54321@hotmail.com

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