Undead Sun
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- Year
- 2014
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 13 mins 40 secs
- Format
- Red
- Director
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Jane and Louise Wilson
- Producer
- Ohna Falby
- Executive Producer
- Steven Bode
- Editor
- Daniel Goddard, Colm Rourke
- Screenwriter
- Jane and Louise Wilson
- Director of Photography
- Martin 'Teddy' Testar
- Production Designer
- Nicholas Mortimer
- Sound
- Barnaby Templer
- Principal cast
- David Wayman, Scott Wickes, Jack Mayer, Luke Cook, Genevieve Crean, Apoa Falby Clark, Madeleine MacMahon
- Production Assistant
- Alix Taylor
- Researcher
- Cecilie Gravesen
- Production Accounts
- Sophie Luard
- Art Director
- Charlie Yetton
- Costume Designer
- Chloe Gross
- Wardrobe Assistant
- Apoa Falby Clark
- Focus Puller
- Daniel Brough
- 2nd Camera Assistant
- Joshua Dadson
- Grip
- Dean Steadman
- Gaffer
- Martin Kloud
- Electrician
- Joe Gainsborough
- Diver
- Mirik Smit, Myles Radcliffe
- Camera & Grip Equipment
- Lewis Testar
- Lights
- Panalux
- Camera Transport
- Pierre Tucker
- Insurance
- Robertson Taylor
- Colourist and Online Editor
- Colm Rourke
- Animation
- Apoa Falby Clark, Natalie Wyle
- Graphic Animation
- Prime Focus
- Prime Focus Designer
- Jason Guest, Bryan Servante
- Prime Focus Producer
- Carle Duthoo
- Voice Over Artist
- Heike Brinkmann
- Sound Mix
- Fonic Studios
- 'Hide and Seek
- Camouflage, Photography, and the Media of Reconnaissance' by Hanna Rose Shell, published by Zone Books, 2012. Excerpted by permission.
- With Thanks to
- Caroline Smith, Tom McCarthy, Sara Bevan and Heidrun Gassner from IWM (Imperial War Museums), Tatiana Ojjeh, Victoria Luxem and Gemma Holsgrove of Artliner, Graham Rood and Ken Odgers of the Fast Museum, Farnborough, Barnaby Laws from Panalux, Simon Parkinson from Aspire Defence, Dave Morgan, Art AV
- Special thanks to
- Artliner, Pall Mall Barbers, Prime Focus
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