Unseen: The Lives of Looking
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- 4K video
- Director
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Dryden Goodwin 1st Feature
- Producer
- Jo Cole, Sarah Caddy
- Co-Producer
- Dryden Goodwin Projects, Red Bee Media
- Executive Producer
- Gareth Evans
- Editor
- Dryden Goodwin, Jo Cole
- Screenwriter
- Dryden Goodwin
- Director of Photography
- Dryden Goodwin
- Sound
- Dryden Goodwin
- Composer
- Dryden Goodwin
- Principal cast
- Prof Sir Peng Tee Khaw, Prof Sanjeev Gupta, Rosa Curling, Jeffrey Goodwin, Fynn Cole-Goodwin
- Researchers
- Jo Cole, Imran Perretta
- Production managers
- Harriet Masterson, Sukey Richardson
- Production, Camera and Sound Assistants
- Brada Barassi, Imran Perretta
- Sound Mastering
- Tony Perretta
- Production Lawyer
- Guy Swillingham
- Production accountants
- Perlin Franco Ltd
- Funded by
- Royal Museums Greenwich, Arts Council England, Wellcome Trust, Red Bee Media
Production Status
Production Company
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