The Last One
Synopsis
Every living thing on the planet has vanished. No warning. No apparent reason. Every human and animal, gone. Except Matthew.
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 15 mins 10 secs
- Director
-
Andrea Banjanin
- Producer
- Justine Priestley
- Co-Producer
- Paul Bailey
- Executive Producer
- Paul Bailey, DJ Bailey
- Editor
- Andrea Banjanin
- Screenwriter
- Paul Bailey
- Director of Photography
- György László
- Production Designer
- Paul Bailey, Andrea Banjanin
- Sound
- Louis Lincoln-Bottcher, Louis Tompkins
- Composer
- Mike Ladouceur
- Principal cast
- Paul Bailey, Ian Gain, Gaye Poole
- First Assistant Director
- Lina Remeikaite
- Makeup Artist
- Carly Guy
- Steadicam Operator
- Andrew Bainbridge
- Assistant Camera
- Robert Hillier, Katie Millner, Jon O'Neill
- Gaffer / Key Grip
- Oliver Lister
- VFX
- Oliver Lister
- Gaffer
- Harry Pepper
- Production Assistant
- Adam Burkholder
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Kenopsia Films
Paul BaileyReally Bright Media
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