Spicy Pink Tea
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 12 min 25 sec
- Director
-
Aqsa Arif
- Producer
- Heather M. Brown
- Executive Producer
- Paddy Higson, Jennifer Armitage
- Editor
- Stephen D. Grant, Aqsa Arif
- Screenwriter
- Aqsa Arif
- Director of Photography
- Stephen D. Grant
- Production Designer
- Christine Ting Huan Urquhart
- Sound
- Ryan Kerr
- Composer
- "Ajj Koi Saade Vehre Aaya" (Instrumental Version) Reimagined by Simon Thacker - Performed by Simon Thacker's SvaraKanti from the album "Trikala", Hector Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique Op 14: II Un Bal: Allegro Non Troppo Performed by Slovak Radio Symphony
- Principal cast
- Jenna Anne Nathan
- Camera Assistant
- Laura Buchanan
- Sound Recordist
- Paul Sans
- Wardrobe Assistant
- Nazia Mohammad
- Lighting Assistant
- Ieuan Francis
- Jib Operator
- Michal Zagorski
- MUA
- Stephanie Ferry
- Embroidery Artist
- Nuala Abramson
- Little Picture Project Manager
- Wilma Smith
- Little Pictures Project Assistant
- Caitlin McMullan
- Post-production Manager
- Joel Hewett
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
GMAC Film
Fifth Floor, Trongate 103Glasgow
G1 5HD
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