Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
Synopsis
Shaun, the world’s favourite sheep returns to the big screen in the sequel to his hugely successful and highly acclaimed Oscar-nominated 2015 cinematic debut SHAUN THE SHEEP MOVIE.
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of project
- Features
- Director
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Will Becher and Richard Phelan
- Producer
- Paul Kewley
- Co-Producer
- Richard Beek
- Executive Producer
- Mark Burton, Richard Starzak, Peter Lord, Nick Park, Carla Shelley, David Sproxton, Ron Halpern, Didier Lupfer; Co-Executive Producer: Sean Clarke, Kerry Lock
- Editor
- Sim Evan-Jones, ACE
- Screenwriter
- Written by Mark Burton and Jon Brown; Based on an idea by Richard Starzak
- Director of Photography
- Charles Copping
- Production Designer
- Matt Perry
- Composer
- Tom Howe
- Principal cast
- Voice Cast: Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, Amalia Vitale
- Puppet Design
- Kate Anderson, Anne King
- Animation Supervisors
- Grant Maisey, Loyd Price
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
UK, France co-production
An Aardman Animations (UK), StudioCanal (UK, FR) production in association with Anton (UK)
Aardman Animations
Gas Ferry RoadBristol
BS1 6UN
StudioCanal
4 Pancras SquareLondon
N1C 4AG
Sales Company
STUDIOCANAL
1, Place du Spectacle92130 Issy les Moulineaux
France
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