The Last Worker
Synopsis
In this world premiere first chapter, we experience a brutal power fantasy, dive into Kurt's past and meet his broken co-bot, Skew, as their old work routine is about to be disrupted forever.
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 30 min
- Format
- VR / Oculus Quest
- Director
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Jörg Tittel
- Producer
- Jörg Tittel, Ryan Bousfield
- Executive Producer
- Alex Helfrecht, Philip Munger
- Screenwriter
- Jörg Tittel
- Production Designer
- Mick McMahon
- Composer
- Oliver Kraus
- Principal cast
- Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, Jason Isaacs, Clare-Hope Ashitey, David Hewlett
- Developer
- Wolf & Wood
- Creative director
- Ryan Bousfield
- Game designer
- Kris King
- Lead artist
- Anthony Murphy
- Artist
- Rory Peace
- Lead programmer
- Harry Stephenson
- Gameplay programmers
- Joseph Whitehead, Carlo Grossi
- Programmer
- Daniel Bowler
- Character design
- Mick McMahon
- 2D animation
- Vanja Vikalo
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Production Status
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