Project Detail

Schrödinger's Cat/Parkwood Avenue

Synopsis

Suburbia disquieted as remote worlds become entangled with everyday life.

Details

Year
2013
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
12 mins
Format
High Definition
Director
Joe King, Rosie Pedlow
Producer
Joe King, Rosie Pedlow
Editor
Joe King, Rosie Pedlow
Director of Photography
Joe King, Rosie Pedlow
Sound
Joe King, Rosie Pedlow
Composer
Joe King
Sound Mixer
Mike Wyeld

Production Status

Production Company

FOLK///projects

Sales Company

FOLK///projects

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