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

Complete

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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