Project Detail

The Newt-Man of Memory Lane

Synopsis

A scheming old man has to face up to his dark and secretive past in order to uncover the truth about a legendary and dangerous figure known as the Newt-Man.

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
28 mins 27 secs
Format
Full HD, Mini-DV, Super 8mm, 35mm still
Director
Jim Dethick
Producer
Joseph Dethick
Editor
Joseph Dethick, Jim Dethick
Screenwriter
Jim Dethick
Director of Photography
Joseph Dethick, Jim Dethick
Production Designer
Jim Dethick
Composer
Vivid Bit Technology, Jim Dethick, Joseph Dethick
Principal cast
David Robinson, Joseph Dethick, Edda Hill, Lorraine Hill, Jim Dethick
Sound Design and Mix
Jim Dethick
Costume Design
Jim Dethick

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