A bunch of mean old Pirates are no match for Oatibix in this charming new spot from Tim James Brown

You’re walking the plank about to meet your maker, thoughts running through your mind, you can make one last request, maybe a plea of help? Well, not in this case – a young boy requests some Oatibix. With a Peter Pan like swagger, the young boy suddenly is the one in charge from a moment of peril to becoming the master of the ship, leaving the pirates stranded on a single patch of land. If only the pirates chose Oatibix that morning. Their day would be shaping up very differently. 


Credits

Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty

CD: Matt Moreland 

CD: Chris Clarke

Creative: Olivia Shortland

Creative: Stephanie Flynn

Director: Tim James Brown

Producer: Emma Fewtrell 

Post Production: UNIT

Producer: Debbie Carmichael

DOP: Denis Crossan 

Editor: Matt Prickett (Work)

Colourist: Denny Cooper

Producer: Ian Luxford



Martin Bennett showcases the Tata Curvv in Presenting Concept - Different By Design Spot

A slick new commercial from Martin Bennett showcases the Tata Curvv in all of its unique glory. A futuristic-like aesthetic puts a neon spotlight on the Tata Curvv, with each frame of the commercial flexing the design of the vehicle’s exterior and interior. 


The visually striking commercial has generated more than 3 million views on YouTube and was Martin’s first virtual production shoot.


 Martin had this to say- “As my first Virtual Production shoot this project was a great opportunity to be creative in a whole new space. Working closely with CGI environment designers to design and create a bespoke environment with 4 different looks. The shoot took place at the MARS Volume in London. A great team effort to realise this abstract launch film.”


Credits 


Director - Martin Bennett

Director’s Agent - The Visionaries 

DOP - Konstantin Freyer

1st Ad - Rawdon de Fresnes


Production - mustard-berlin

Producer - Keiko Nagai

Production Manager - Catarina Viana


1st AC - Sinan Yilmaz

2nd AC - Nevzat Altinisik

Grip - Adam Hollin

Gaffer - Tom Nowell

Spark - Sen Nowell

Spark - Andy Gonsalves

Video Village - Marc Booth

DIT - Alex James-Saleh


Art Dept - Dangerous Minds

Column Design - Richard Henley

Set Build - This is XYZ



Editor - Pete Lurie

Online & VFX Cleanup - Viliam Snirc 

Colour Grade - Jon Donson - The Wash

Music - Thomas Farnon - Chromium 


LED Volume - MARS

MD - Rowan Pitts

Technical Director -Christian Dickens 

Producer - Lisa Gray

LED Tech - Laurence Bobi

Operator - Cameron Bishop

OPerator - Owen Alister

CGI environment - RealTime


Good ideas deserve to be found in the new Meta spots from Simon Willows

The latest films ‘Good Ideas’  from Simon Willows are for Meta, putting a spotlight on how Facebook ads can help businesses find new customers. Simon directs two spots that express the message with a simple use of social media inspired visuals effects and a wide variety of images that come together in a unique way. 

Part One showcases how facebook ads can help your business find new customers. So whether you specialise in dog treats or drum sticks the social media platform can help your business grow in unique ways. 

Part Two highlights how Instagram Stories can help your business find new customers with the same use of simple but effective visual effects. We see a diverse range of people and items from raincoats to birthday cakes and houseplants, Instagram Stories will help you get your products out to the world. 

Credits

Creative:AnalogFolk

Brand:Meta

Executive creative director:Simon Richings

Creative team:Dani BrownAlex Wood

Strategy:Cordelia Diamond

Producer:Natalie Dobbin

Head of production:Stuart Pearman

Associate client partner:Simon Haithwaite

Director:Simon Willows

Director’s Agent: The Visionaries

Creative director at Meta:Ilka F. Mourão

Production company: Untold Fable


Luc Reso Janin directs stylish new Tipico commercial

The latest offering from Luc Reso Janin is a stylish energetic piece that captures the exciting feeling of being number one. In typical fashion Luc brings eclectic vfx to the table, creating fantastic visuals that elevate the story and atmosphere. The confident filmmaking doesn’t just stop at the use of vfx, the camera work is also sublime,creating a truly cinematic experience that wouldn’t look out of place in Hollywood. 


The story of ‘The Original’ is about owning one’s destiny and not settling for second best. We see a character seize the day, becoming a true original. 





CREDIT LIST:

 

Client: Tipico

Agency: Deep Blue

Director: Luc Reso Janin

DoP: Jann Doeppert

Production Co: Cndy

Exec. Producer: Niko Maronn

Producer: Paul Wolf

2nd Unit Director/DoP: Franck Janin

PAs: Finn Blacklaws, Leonie Bode

Service Co. Slovenia: Comrad film

Ljubljana Producer: Marko Palek

Ljubljana 1st AD: Ljuba Bozovic

Ljubljana production: Tina Punga, Matej Felc, Jan Sencur

Art Dpt: Maja Moravec @ Mamart

Stylist: Tina Tanko @ Olacao

Service Co. Munich: Holger Borutta

Munich 1st AD: Christian Schleb

Casting: Juntke Casting

Editor: James Rose 

Edit House: The Quarry London

Post Production: Harvest Digital Agriculture

Post Producer: Arne Salz

Colourist: Dennis Wieck

Motion graphics: Arjen Van Der Wal @ Voxel Wolves

Music: Summer Cem “Erster Alles"

Sound Design: Hastings Audio Network

Graffiti Artists:

Luc Reso Janin

Neil Edward @ Global Street Art



Lauren Midwinter directs important and powerful NHS ‘Turn to US’ films

For those who have suffered from sexual assult and rape, it can be a very lonely and isolating time, as victims can often be either too ashamed, or too afraid to talk about their experiences. Lauren Midwinter’s latest films for the NHS are there to offer support, The Sexual Assault and Rape Centres (SARCS) are free for anyone to access. There is help available, even if you don't want to go to the police. www.nhs.uk/sarcs

Lauren’s direction is emotive, focusing on the human aspect, with simple camera movements and close ups of the characters with very little cuts, allowing the message to do the talking.

Here is what Lauren had to say about the project - “As soon as I read the sensitive brief from the creative team at The Leith Agency, my heart wanted to direct this campaign on both a personal and professional level. I was so pleased they trusted me with their campaign; they were wonderful to collaborate with.

The project was put together at whiplash speed, awarded on Wednesday and shot the following Thursday. Everything - casting, location scouting, crewing, recces, production design, styling etc. - was done in 5 days, skillfully executed by the Greenroom Films team. Everyone grafted hard and with such care, compassion and respect for the subject matter.

Working with actors is the best part of my job. My directing style comes from a drama background, but in commercials, you don't often get to explore deeper character motivations with actors. It was so fulfilling collaborating with the actors in this way; it reconnected me to a style I love.

The campaign resonated on a very personal level. I wonder how different things would have been for me, and many I know, if we had been aware, these centers existed. I feel proud to be part of something that might enable others to access the help they so need and deserve.”

CREDITS


CLIENT: Scottish Government NHS

PROD COMP: Greenroom Films

AGENCY: Leith Agency

CREATIVES: Lottie Grant + Debbie Morgan


DIRECTOR: Lauren Midwinter

EXEC PRODUCER: Lucy Ball

DOP: Anna Macdonald


PROD MANAGER: Katie Welsh

1ST AD: Kieran Kelly

1ST AC: Clyde Jones

2ND AC: Mike Edwards

CAM TRAINEE: Agata Rafalska

GAFFER: Niall Smyth

SPARK: Graham Kocjan

ART DIR: Kezia Eales

ART ASST: Shaun Baskind

HMA: Julie Mcguire

STYLIST: Zoe Radcliffe

RUNNER: Madhav Sreekumar


LEAD - NINA: Amelia Leith

LEAD - OLIVER: Edward Corrie

VOICEOVER: Linda Lyon

EDITOR: Lee Archer

V/O REC: Red Facilities

SOUND DES: James Wilson @ Builders Tea

COLOUR GRADE: Vlad Barin @ CHEAT

GRADE PROD: Nicki Wednesday






Sheena Brobbey explores what wellness means in new april commercial

Wellness can mean different things for different people, from something simple to something sacred. In the latest work from Sheena Brobbey, we find out what makes a diverse selection of people happy. In an industry that is built on self doubt, Swedish wellness brand april celebrates making people feel good about themselves and is a reflection of where modern science and botanicals finally meet. The new service offers a wide variety of health products from vegan collagen to multivitamins.

Sheena adds her distinctive style to the commercial capturing the character and spirit of each person on screen with beautiful close ups and expert camera work. We weave effortlessly between several people and find little snippets of what makes them feel confident in their own skin, intimate and calming without feeling intrusive.


Credits 

Director:Sheena Brobbey

Directors Rep: The Visionaries

DoP: Natalja Safronova

Gaffer: Elena Armellini

Editor: Irene Calvo

Grade: Delfina Meyers @ MAP Berlin

Producer: Gemma Albone



Tom Brown directs explosive new spot for Plenty

Tom Brown has teamed up with AMV BBDO to direct a new commercial for kitchen roll brand Plenty, in which a young boy’s explosive encounter with a microwave proves to be no match for the product. In a comically heartfelt attempt to treat his mother to some soup, a boy warms up his dish for a little too long and makes a mess, much to his mother’s horror. However in no time at all, everything is cleared up and he’s back to making a brand new mess. 

Along with comedic narration and an engaging mother and son duo, this spot is funny and heartwarming enough for us to forget that a mess was ever made. 



Credits

Client - Essity Plenty

Agency - AMV BBDO 

Creative Director - Polina Zabrodskaya 

Creative Director - Matt Swinburne

Creative - Andy Vasey

Creative - Dan Warner

Production Company - AMV BBDO Flare

Agency Producer - Geoff Gedroyc

Account Directors - Harry Bugge and Rachel Dymond

Strategy Director - Margaux Revol

Service Production Company - GoGo Project

Executive Producer - Emre Özgür

Executive Producer - Güneş Zahi̇d 

Executive Producer - MuratCem Adiyaman

Producer - Cihan Yorulmaz

Director - Tom Brown

Director’s Agent - The Visionaries

DOP - Alp Korfali

Editor - Maia Lloyd

Colourist - Tim Smith

Soundmix - Ruth Rainey

Music - Joe Sheriff

Different Together Is The Message In The Brilliant New LEGO Spots From Luc Reso Janin

LEGO is a world of endless possibilities but  it can also be an opportunity for children to feel represented and seen, to be able to roleplay and create their own little avatars, a world in which reality and creativity come together without prejudice. 


The spots are for new Friends Range and are directed by Luc Reso Janin; he masterfully captures that concept with ‘The Friendship Festival’, dances between children playing with LEGO and also come together to put on a festival. The LEGO builds reference what’s taking place in the real world. We see people from different backgrounds come together to celebrate with the message “Different Together”.


‘Painting Day’ also follows the same formula: we see kids of all backgrounds get together to decorate a treehouse of epic proportion. With images of them building a LEGO version it’s like we’re witnessing their ideas become realities. 

Credits


Director: Luc Reso Janin

Directors Agent: The Visionaries 

Produced by: Alex Davis, HighlyUnlikely 

Director Of Photography: Duarte Domingos 

Production Designer: David Tutti 

Stylist: Claudia Soares 

Line Producer: Carla Liziario

Production Manager: Mehreen Ahmed

1st Assistant Director: Jorge Costa

Editor: Laura Cairney-Keize 

Sound Design: Martin Leitner 

Original Music: Jean-Gabriel Becker 

Post Production: Stuart Fortune, Ark Studios Global

Online Editor: James Littlemore 

Colourist: Jack McGinity 

Service Production Company: Made in Lisbon Productions

UK Casting: Zebedee Talent

The LEGO Group:

Rosie Evatt, Budjette Tan, Fatema Barot Mota & Karen Skipper Hansen





A sing-off of epic pop proportion in Michael Baldwin's playful new cinch idents

Whether it’s the early 00s headbanging of The Darkness or the fist bumping cheese of Chesney Hawkes there is something very cathartic about singing at the top of your lungs. Michael Baldwin’s latest work captures that primal energy of blasting out top tunes and getting into a serious sing-off with a complete randomer. 

These simple and fun idents made for cinch and the ITV show Starstruck are classic Michael Baldwin fashion that offer up the laughter but also provide the audience with a taste of nostalgia and buying a car online through cinch’s services will make you feel epic…. go on put a bit of Chesney Hawkes on, nobody’s going to judge you. 

I think our weapon of choice in a sing off at The Visionaries would have to be the awesome Scandinavian powerhouse ABBA…..maybe Chiquitita.…because you and I know….






Credits


Client: cinch (has to be lower case c apparently!)

Agency: VCCP Girl & Bear

Creatives : Adam Griffin/Rob Spicer

Producer: Hannah Chitty


Director: Michael Baldwin

Director Agent: The Visionaries 

DOP: Carl Burke

Editor : Mark Singer @ VCCP

Post: Girl & Bear

Grade: Dan Moran

Sound Mix: Stuart Allen-Hynd @ Jungle




Ross Bolidai helps launch the first Legacy TV fundraising campaign

Ross’s latest work is for the youth homelessness charity Centrepoint. Working with creative agency Arthur, Centrepoint commissioned Bolidai to direct the 6o second film titled ‘The Runner’. 


The harrowing story follows a young girl who desires to be a runner, but due to family conflicts finds herself homeless. Ross’s direction captures the endless sense of despair that comes without having a roof over your head, the spiralling sense of no direction and no hope. However she is able to get her life back on track thanks to Centrepoint, making it possible for her to continue to pursue her ambitions of becoming a runner. 


According to Centrepoint’s latest Youth Homelessness Databank, almost 122,000 young people faced homelessness last year across the UK. Legacy fundraising enables Centrepoint to continue offering life-changing support for young people facing homelessness.

Ross experienced homelessness so the project was very close to his heart. 

Ross Bolidai : “As someone with lived experience of sofa surfing and rough sleeping in my formative years, I felt instantly connected to the creative brief for this ad. I knew that this needed to be approached in a way that depicts the hardship and struggle of homelessness, but also encourages audiences to understand that homeless young people shouldn’t be defined by their experiences.I wanted to bring a sense of realism to the piece, without relying on passive stereotypes of homeless people.”

Julie Milnes, Director of Fundraising at Centrepoint, added: “Ross’ lived experience really stood out to us when we were searching for a director. He was able to connect with and bring the story to life in a way that really captures the difficult decisions and experiences many of the young people we support go through. This makes a huge difference when appealing to audiences who may be considering leaving a gift in their will.

“We know that legacy giving has risen significantly over the last few decades, with donations expected to reach record levels over the next year. During this time, the legacy team have worked hard to challenge how we connect to our legacy audiences. This latest campaign is a testament to their creativity and ambition to grow this stream of fundraising, at a time when Centrepoint’s support is needed more than ever.”



CREDITS

Client: Centrepoint

Creative Agency: Arthur London

Creative Director: Andy Kelleher

Business Director: Anna King

Account Manager: Natalie Melrose

Agency Production: Sarah Marcon, Mrs. Baxter

Production Co:  Earthling

Director: Ross Bolidai 

Director Agent: The Visionaries 

Producer: Matt Diegan, Miles Wilkes

Editor: Toby Conway Hughes, Marshall Street

Post Production: Coda Post

Sound Design: James Utting (Factory Sound)

DoP: Adam Singodia






Let Nature Lift You In The Latest Airwick Spot From Nicholas Reynolds

What’s the best way to get rid of a bad smell? Surprisingly, if you hadn’t thought about reaching for Airwick before now think again.


Director Nicholas Reynolds and Airwick provide us with the best option in this latest commercial and the answer of course is Airwick’s Odour Neutralising Airspray which is made with natural essential oils, no propellants and no dyes which is perfect for bathrooms, kitchens and pet smells, your health and your nose! 

You will no longer have to resort to opening the window in the middle of winter just to try and remove some lingering odours. 



CREDITS

AGENCY Havas London

DIRECTOR Nicholas Reynolds

DIRECTORS AGENT The Visionaries

EXEC. PRODUCER Raquel Saera

PRODUCER JUNIOR Alicia Gener

PROD. MANAGER Eva Termini

PROD. ASSISTANT Mar Guerra

PA Guido Sarli

PA Marcos Pellicer

AD Dani Velázquez

DOP Thais Català

1AC Pep Cerezo

2AC Marina Cano

VIDEO ASSIST Roger Vilà

DIT Christian Poveda

GRIP Manolo Pertinez

GAFFER Froilán Lugilde

SPARK César Vega

SPARK Jessika Parreño

ART DIRECTOR Estrella Benito

ART ASSISTANT Danilo Cuffia

PROPS Andrea Vergara

PROPS Maria Balmes

PROPS Gabriel Novak

COSTUME Jasmine

MAKEUP Marga Serrano



GS Yuasa Powers Everything In the Latest Spot From Patrick Killingbeck

Patrick’s latest commercial is a charming story of a child's curiosity to learn, as we follow a mother and daughter after getting a new GS Yuasa battery. Throughout the clip the child learns that a GS Yuasa powers more than just a car. 



Here’s what Patrick had to say: "When the script landed in my inbox I knew it had great potential for a heartwarming little film. After a long casting process I found Florence and Aimee who were perfect for the roles and were an absolute pleasure to work with! Capturing their wonderful performances has energised me to focus on more performance based pieces and I look forward to the next one.” 





CREDITS



DIRECTOR: PATRICK KILLINGBECK


DIRECTOR’S REP: THE VISIONARIES


DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: CHARLES MORI

PRODUCER: PAM CHEEMA 


EXEC PRODUCER: LEE KEMP


PRODUCTION COMPANY: VERMILLION FILMS 


AGENCY: ORB

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: JESS TWIGG


1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: SEAN LYONS


FOCUS PULLER: TOMAS FRIGSTAD


2ND AC: RORY VICKERS 


DIT: PETER NELSON


GAFFER: SEB KUDANOWSKI


SPARK: TERRY SMITH


GRIP: CHRIS MCDONAGH

ART DIRECTOR: LOTTIE HIGHFIELD 


SOUND OP: TONY FRANCES 


MAKEUP ARTIST: PENNY GRIMLEY


RUNNER: JOSEPH CHEETHAM-WILKINSON


EDIT: PETER NELSON


POST HOUSE - TIME BASED ARTS 


GRADE - LEWIS CROSSFIELD



Huse Monfaradi Joins The Visionaries Roster

The latest addition joining The Visionaries roster for freelance representation is the very talented filmmaker Huse Monfaradi. The Bahraini born London-based director began his career in television directing shows at MTV in the early 2000s and has worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, from Pharrell Williams to One Direction to name a few.


Huse also directed the now iconic music videos for ‘I Bet You Look Good On the Dance Floor’ and ‘Brianstorm’ for Sheffield rockers Arctic Monkeys, the latter of which being entered in 2018 into the BFI’s Film Archive as one of the most significant British music videos of all time.

His first commercial for Samsung won the best New Commercials Director at British Television Advertising Craft Awards. He has continued to work with some of the biggest brands on the planet from PlayStation to Coca-Cola, YouTube and Spotify.

Huse had this to say - “It goes without saying that I’m really excited to work with Corin and the team at The Visionaries as I’ve been a fan of their more forward thinking approach to the modern production landscape for some time now. Over the years I’ve been fortunate enough to work globally with numerous A-list talents both in commercials and music and I look forward to developing this further, especially in the area of documentary content, with The Visionaries.”




Claire Norowzian directs new mental health film ‘Bud’ for Mind Food

Claire Norowzian has directed a new short film for Mind Food charity and Media Trust, titled ‘Bud’, telling the story of a young man named Joe who finds some balance in the middle of a mental health struggle, through the power of plants and gardening. 


Kept to himself in his bedroom and consumed by only his own company, Joe is startled by a talking plant that calls out to him and grabs his attention. Soon he is taken on a journey of discovery about the possibilities available to him in regards to addressing his mental health. The film is humorous and absurd, yet also very reassuring and calming as Joe gets to meet other individuals who are on similar journeys of introducing themselves to nature therapy. 

Claire, who also co-wrote the film explained how it all began: “I was invited by the organisation Media Trust, who partner film makers with local charities, to create volunteer films. I was partnered with the brilliant, nature therapy charity in Ealing, mindfood.org.uk.  My writing partner Phil Ball and I have both personally experienced issues with mental health in our families, so we were incredibly keen to get involved.” 

Claire then went on to explain how these personal experiences helped to shape a narrative a bit differently from what’s normally shown when addressing mental health. “Mental health advertising tends to have a particular tone,” she said. “But we came up with the idea of a disruptive black comedy that speaks to a young, male audience through the medium of a streetwise, sassy pot plant! As we live through a continuing global pandemic, everyone’s lives have been thrown upside down and our mental health has taken a major hit. Frustrated that humans don’t take the benefits of the natural world seriously enough, nature is fighting back to help save our emotional well-being.”





Credits




Joe - Keenan Munn-Francis

Flower - Raphael Bushay

Daisy - Jenny O'leary

Lucy as Herself

Mindfooders As Themselves

Director - Claire Norowzian

Written By Phil Ball & Claire Norowzian

Producer - Luwina Lo 

Director’s Agent - The Visionaries

DOP - Bruce Jackson

Music - Nightingale Part 1 & 2 By Cosmo Sheldrake  

Camera Operator - Chris Stevens

Camera Operator - Alex Byng

1st AC - Tom Eames 

1st AC - Joe Hallgate

2nd  AC - Eddie Caldas

Camera Trainees - Curtis Jackson and Ellie Brooks-shorland

Sound Operator - Hugh Griffis

Sound Operator - Gérard Abeille

Art Directors - Richard Ward And Paula West 

Art Department Assistant - Alize Speed 

Catering - Valy Norowzian

Hair & Makeup - Anya Mcdevitt And Nicola Svensen  

Wardrobe - Jenny Svantesson 

Runner - June Jackson 

Casting Director - Anna Kennedy

Edit House - Stitch

Editor - Ben Corfield

Post Producer - Angela Hart

Post Assistant - Maud Barry 

Post Assistant - Laura Reyes 

VFX House - Grizzle 

VFX Supervisor - Tom Carpenter & Freddie Littlewood

VFX Artist - Curtis ‘superstar’ Hartley

Post House - Lucky Cat

Post Producer - Lauren Skelton

Online Editor - Jon Myers

Post House - Halo

Post Producer - Shannon Turner

Colourist - Duncan Russell In Association With Strings & Tins

Sound Design - Joe Wilkinson & Will Cohen

Audio Post Producer - Eimear Ni Ghuaire

Foley Artist - Caoimhe Doyle

Foley Recording Mixer - Ciara Mahon

Mindfood Director - Lucy Clark

Media Trust - Michaela Lowe 

Media Trust -  Wendy Pearce, Jason Heritage & Procam Take 2

Special Thanks To Mark Puffet & Ice Film




Get your skates on for Claire Norowzian’s new Dancing on Ice spot

Claire Norowzian is back with her latest work, a spot for the very popular ITV programme Dancing on Ice. The new spot is a masterful balance of fast-paced live action and dreamlike animation, which comes together to perfectly capture the essence of ice skating. The film weaves through various animation styles and pop culture references ranging from retro video games to 1930’s animation.

Claire when asked about working on the project - “It was so fun to collaborate again with ITV Creative and the super talented, hip hop ice dancer Jérémie Flemin and create a truly unexpected, surreal spectacle for prime time entertainment show Dancing on Ice.”

CREDITS

DIRECTOR: CLAIRE NOROWZIAN 

DIRECTOR’S REP: THE VISIONARIES

PRODUCER: SIOBHAN DALY 

PRODUCTION MANAGER: BETHANY NEWMAN 

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: ALEXANDRIA DOYLE 

1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: MICKI COLKER-PEARLMAN 

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: BRUCE JACKSON 

FOCUS PULLER: SARAH ROLLASON 

2ND AC: NINA MANGOLD 

ICE SKATING CAMERAMAN: DANIEL LINDEN 

DRONE OP: MIKE FOYLE 

DRONE OP ASSISTANT: ADAM SCULTHORPE 

VIDEO PLAYBACK: MICKEY RICHARDS 

DIT: NELSON OLIVER 

GAFFER: MATHIAS MOKA 

ELECTRICIAN: CADE CONETTA 

ELECTRICIAN: DANIEL HOLLOWAY 

DESK OP: DAN CLOAKE 

HEAD RIGGER: FRASER CLENAHAN 

RIGGER: TOBY TEE 

PRODUCTION DESIGNER: PAULA WEST 

COSTUME STYLIST: JENNY SVANTESSON 

MAKEUP ARTIST: ANYA MCDEVITT 

RUNNER: FIN GEORGE 

RUNNER: ALEX MCALLISTER 

RUNNER: JACK FREEMAN-BELL 

 

POST HOUSE - LUCKY CAT POST

POST PRODUCER- LAUREN SKELTON

Offline - JON MYERS

GRADE & VFX - JON MYERS

SOUND DESIGN & MIX - CRAIG BUDD