Project Detail

Wedding Video, The

Synopsis

When Shelly asks her best friend, Andrea to make a home video of her wedding day, little does she know the disastrous consequences her hopeless camerawork could achieve. Imagine what secrets can be revealed when a camera is switched on when it should be off.

Details

Year: 2003
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 12 mins 30 secs
Format: DigiBeta
Director: Suzanne Phillips
Producer: Suzanne Phillips
Executive Producer: Suzanne Phillips
Editor: Madoc Roberts
Screenwriter: Suzanne Phillips
Director of Photography: Ray Orton
Sound: Brian Murrell, Hugh Maguire
Composer: Library
Principal cast: Kerry Joy Stewart, Lynne Seymour

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Forget About It Film and TV Ltd

Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Canton, Cardiff CF5 1QE, Wales
UK

T/F+44 (0)29 2040 4048

forgetaboutitfilm@hotmail.com

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