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Southbank Unseen

Carolyn Findlay in CAROLYN'S DEAD, SOUTHBANK UNSEEN. Photo by Lucy Bristow.

Maggie O'Neill as Claudia and Peter Bleksley as the Detective in THE DETECTIVE, SOUTHBANK UNSEEN. Photo by Lucy Bristow.

John Hutchinson in JOHN'S SOUTHBANK, SOUTHBANK UNSEEN. Photo by Lucy Bristow.

Synopsis

SOUTHBANK UNSEEN will blow our minds and get us thinking through four, visually dynamic and aurally arresting, documentary dramas that delve into the unseen.

These short documentary dramas give us an alternative view of London’s South Bank from the eyes and ears of four extraordinarily gifted individuals.

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Details

Year: 2011
Type of film: Shorts
Running time: 27 mins
Format: HDCam
Director: Deva Palmier
Producer: Deva Palmier, Fionn Groeger
Editor: Karoline Moser, Lyn Peters
Screenwriter: Deva Palmier
Director of Photography: Lucy Bristow
Sound: Alastair Sirkett, Steve Single
Composer: Julian Stewart Lindsay
Principal cast: Carolyn Findlay as herself, Nicola Harrison - Lady on Thames, Simon Lloyd - Gent on Thames, Peter Bleksley as The Detective, Maggie O'Neill as Claudia, Ian Targett as Trevor, John Hutchinson as himself and Lloyd Hutchinson as himself
1st AD/Producer: Fionn Groeger
Music: Julian Stewart Lindsay, John Hutchinson
Cinematographer: Lucy Bristow
Colour Grading: Graeme Hayes
Associate Producer: Jes Benstock
Sound Recordist: Walter Stabb
2nd Camera Operator: Nick Ward
Costume Designer: Kirsty Allen
Costume Assistant: Imogen Perreau
Make Up: Lucybelle Thompson
2nd AD: Emily Mayson
Production Runner/ Stills: Willow Findlay

Genre

Experimental Horror Human Rights Woman Director Children’s Disabilities Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Deva Films

Deva Palmier
18 Topmast Point,
The Quarterdeck,
London E14 8SL

www.devafilms.com

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