The House [VR]
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Synopsis
THE HOUSE was created with the Commission for Victims and Survivors, using their research into post conflict inter-generational trauma, 25 years on from the GFA.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- XR / Immersive
- Running time
- 24 min 5 sec
- Format
- VR Interactive Equirectangular Film
- Director
-
Zoe Seaton
- Producer
- Crissy O’Donovan
- Co-Producer
- Katy Radford
- Editor
- Gavin Peden
- Screenwriter
- Caitlin Magnall-Kearns, Katy Radford, Chris Robinson, Zoe Seaton
- Director of Photography
- Gavin Peden
- Production Designer
- Denzil Browne, Chris Hunter
- Sound
- Oisín Jayat
- Composer
- Garth McConaghie
- Principal cast
- Chris Robinson, Jonny Cameron, Niall Cusack, Debra Hill, Gavin Peden, Marianne Grove, Jenny Webster
- Creative Director
- Gavin Peden
- Costume Design
- Rosie McClelland
- 360 Camera Operator
- Oisin Hughes
- Graphic Design
- Robert Topping
- Stage Manager
- Sinead Owens
Production Status
Production Company
Big Telly Theatre Company
c/o Flowerfield Arts Centre185 Coleraine Road
Portstewart
BT55 7HU
https://big-telly.com/
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