The Chimera of M.
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2013
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 25 mins
- Format
- 3D stereoscopic animation DCP
- Director
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Sebastian Buerkner
- Producer
- Sebastian Buerkner
- Editor
- Sebastian Buerkner
- Screenwriter
- Sebastian Buerkner, John Moseley
- Director of Photography
- Sebastian Buerkner
- Sound
- Gernot Fuhrmann
- Principal cast
- James French, Martina Schmücker, Micheal Grime
- Additional Animation
- Peter Caires, Timothy Divall, Natalie Rose Young
- Motion Capture Performers
- Nissa Nishikawa, Junya Ishii
- Commissioned by
- FLAMIN Productions through Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network with funding from Arts Council England.
- Supported by
- Elephant Trust, UK Phoenix Cinema and Art Centre, Leicester, UK
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Production Status
Production Company
Sebastian Buerkner
35 Adley StreetLondon
E5 0DY
Tel: +44 (0)7905754576
Sales Company
LUX
Shacklewell Studios18 Shacklewell Lane
London
E8 2EZ
UK
http://lux.org.uk
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