Shuttlecock
Synopsis
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2020
Details
- Year
- 2019
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 min 20 sec
- Format
- Digital 4:3
- Director
-
Tommy Gillard
- Producer
- Simeon Costello, Ashleigh Powell
- Executive Producer
- Neil Flanagan, Luke Hagan, Jonas Hawkins, Claire Horrocks
- Editor
- Tommy Gillard, Boris Hallvig
- Screenwriter
- Tommy Gillard
- Director of Photography
- Boris Hallvig
- Production Designer
- Tommy Gillard
- Sound
- James Morgan, Stanley White-Starke
- Composer
- Freddy Mercer
- Principal cast
- Tom Greaves, Niall Kiely, Sam Morgan, Alexander Pearn
- Art Director
- Lyris Richards
- Costume Designer
- Charis Cherry
- Make-up Artist
- Hannah Kate Marshall
- First Assistant Camera
- Patrick Feeney
- Colorist
- Boris Hallvig
- Location Manager
- Liz Harris
- Production Assistant
- Lydia Sadler
- Caterers
- Judith Neel, Sue Smith
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Exeter Phoenix
Bradninch PlaceGandy Street
Exeter EX4 3LS
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