Private Parts
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 3 mins 34 secs
- Format
- apple pro res movie film
- Director
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Anna Ginsburg
- Producer
- Anna Ginsburg
- Editor
- Editing: Anna Ginsburg
- Screenwriter
- Storyboard: Guy Fields, India Windsor-Clive, Jake Evans
- Sound
- Remi Steward
- Principal cast
- With the voices of: Sam Mcguinness, Zoe Elston, Isobel Sanders, Alice Fernandez, Freddy Taylor, Menna Cominetti, Ellie Carlyle, Holly Dillon, Kizzy Hayday-Wellard, Ros Schwartz, Dylan Gargett, David Rodrigues Moreira, Joe Roberts, Finbar Lenahan, Tom Dowek, Danny Harris, Pia De Laborde, Kate Edwards, Luke Lazar
- Animation
- Anna Ginsburg, Moth Collective, Peter Millard, Loup Blaster, Will Anderson, George Wheeler, Mark Prendergast
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Anna Ginsburg
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