Project Detail

Plaza

Synopsis

Live action characters venture into a neo-futuristic shopping mall and are then corrupted and distorted by their own desire for consumerism. The animation breaks through the live action shell and reveals savage desires then reconstructs itself - the world is never the same again.

Details

Year
2001
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins 26 secs
Format
16mm
Director
Martyn Pick
Producer
Emma Cooke
Editor
Andrew Hulme
Sound
Andrew Hulme
Composer
Paul Schulze
Principal cast
Darran Doherty, Lisa Butler, Mark Laurie, Ryan McClusky, Charlotte Reynolds

Production Status

Production Company

Bermuda Shorts

Contact: Emma Cooke
1 Lower John Street
London W1R 3PD
UK

T 020 7437 7335

emma@bermudashorts. com

Sales Company

Channel 4

Contact: Alexandra Hobbs – Business Affairs
124 Horseferry Road, London SW1
UK

T 020 7306 8153

ahobbs@channel4.co.uk

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