Project Detail

The Search For Inspiration Gone

Synopsis

A poet awakens within a strange garden in need of his notebook, pencil & inspiration. A divine couple, breakfasting, observe. A debate unfolds; would inspiration arise from help or hinder? Will the poet find his inspiration?

Details

Year
2012
Type of film
Shorts
Running time
8 mins 40 secs
Format
35mm Black and White Stills
Director
Ashley Michael Briggs 1st Feature
Producer
Ashley Michael Briggs, Dee Meaden
Executive Producer
Ashley Michael Briggs
Editor
Ashley Michael Briggs
Screenwriter
Ashley Michael Briggs
Director of Photography
Ashley Michael Briggs
Production Designer
Ashley Michael Briggs, Lucy Sanderson
Sound
Ben Mason
Composer
Tom Hickox
Principal cast
Charlie MacGechan, Yuliya Fytsaylo, Michael Grinter
Typography
Ben Seary
Original Idea
Rob Makin

Production Status

Production Company

Ashley Michael Briggs

Magic Word Productions
E: briggs.ashley@gmail.com
Tel: +44 (0)7790 393724

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