Project Detail

Shantell Town

Synopsis

Shantell must step up and find her feet on the street, in the battle to find out who's 'Super Bad'.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9 mins 35 secs
Format
Digi-Beta, Super 8
Director
Paulette James
Producer
Paulette James
Editor
Edward Line
Screenwriter
Paulette James
Director of Photography
Jonathan Harvey
Production Designer
Jonnie Elf
Sound
Ben Wiffen, Ed Railton
Composer
Audiowax, Nicole St George, La-Shawn, Unique Hastings
Principal cast
Nicole Smith, Tara Brown, Mellicia Le Host, Unique Hastings, Mister Who

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Too Right Films

London
UK

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wow@paulettejames.demon.co.uk

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