The Real Mo Farah
Synopsis
BAFTA TV Awards 2023 - Winner - Best Single Documentary
Grierson Awards 2023 - Winner - Best Sports Documentary
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 56 min
- Format
- TV
- Director
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Leo Burley
- Producer
- Leo Burley, Alex Foster, Hannah Richards
- Executive Producer
- Marvyn Benoit, Bernadette McDaid, Zad Rogers, Shona Thompson
- Editor
- Rick Barker, Jane Greenwood
- Director of Photography
- Fais Ahmed, Will Edwards, Lorian Reed-Drake, Lorian Reed-Drake, Cosmo Robinson, Mike Robinson, Ian Salvage
- Sound
- Andy Boag, Samuel Etiang, Andy Hoare, Stuart Thompson
- Composer
- Gil Cang, Malachi Lillitos
- Archive Producer
- Fran Rowlatt-McCormick
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
An Atomized Studios (UK), BBC (UK), Red Bull Studios (AT) production
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Sales Company
Red Bull Studios
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