Saint Agnes
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- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 10 min 13 sec
- Director
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Kate Driver
- Producer
- Hannah Emmett
- Executive Producer
- Caris Rianne, Karen Shepperson, Richard Shepperson, Bev Stephenson, Ray Stephenson, Allison Driver, John Driver
- Editor
- Emmalie El Fadli
- Screenwriter
- Kate Driver
- Director of Photography
- Abigail Timmins
- Production Designer
- Daniel Hansom
- Sound
- Kerry Ward
- Composer
- Kristian Whatcott
- Principal cast
- Eleanor Beck, Aisha Jalloh
- Colourist
- Luis Reggiardo
- Sound Designer
- Luke Isom
- Makeup Artist
- Eli Hartley
- Standby Art Director
- Simoni Dimitriadou
- Costume Designer
- Ellen Driver
- First Assistant Director
- Daniel Hansom
- Third Assistant Director
- Niamh Shannon
- First Assistant Camera
- Tom Littlewood
- Second Assistant Camera
- Katie Jenkins
- Assistant Camera
- Matt Nunn
- Gaffer
- Jake Yearwood
- Spark
- MJ Murray
- Unit Stills Photographer
- Amelia Read
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Production Status
Production Company
Kate Driver
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