Thursday, 28 November 2013

My brother the Devil

Full Cast & Crew

Directed by 

Sally El Hosaini

Writing Credits  

Sally El Hosaini

Cast (in credits order)  


James Floyd
...
Rashid

Fady Elsayed
...
Mo

Saïd Taghmaoui
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Sayyid

Aymen Hamdouchi
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Repo

Ashley Thomas
...
Lenny (as Ashley Bashy Thomas)

Anthony Welsh
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Izzi

Arnold Oceng
...
Aj

Letitia Wright
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Aisha

Amira Ghazalla
...
Hanan

Elarica Gallacher
...
Vanessa

Nasser Memarzia
...
Abdul-Aziz
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Sylvia Aman
...
Junkie Mum

Denzel Assiamah
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Bobo

Naresh Bhana
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Tattooist

Simona Brown-Zivkovska
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Schoolgirl

McKell David
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Demon's Boy (as McKell Celaschi-David)

Susan Fordham
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Mourner

Savannah Gordon-Liburd
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Hackney Girl

Nicola Harrison
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Secretary

Aaron Ishmael
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Jamie

Shyam Kelly
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Devonte

Malachi Kirby
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J-Boy

Mohammed Mansary
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Faisal

Leemore Marrett Jr.
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Demon

George Oliver
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Crackhead

Anusha Prakash
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Mourner

Zachary Scipio
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Demon's Younger

Michael-Joel David Stuart
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DMG Younger 2

Frieda Thiel
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Kayla

Kirsty Todd
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Tattoo shop receptionist

Yusra Warsama
...
Sonya
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Produced by 

Michael S. Constable
...
line producer
Sally El Hosaini
...
executive producer
Julia Godzinskaya
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producer
Gayle Griffiths
...
producer
Mohamed Hefzy
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executive producer
Michael Sackler
...
producer

Music by 

Stuart Earl

Cinematography by 

David Raedeker

Film Editing by 

Iain Kitching

Casting By 

Shaheen Baig
Aisha Waters

Production Design by 

Stéphane Collonge

Art Direction by 

Pedro Moura

Costume Design by 

Rob Nicholls

Makeup Department 

Sophie Cox
...
key makeup artist
Karen Finch
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makeup artist: second unit
Paul Hyett
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prosthetics supplier
Emma Slater
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hair & make-up designer

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director 

Jodie Cowman
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third assistant director
Joe Hornsey
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second assistant director
Karen Howard
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daily first assistant director
Andrew McEwan
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first assistant director: second unit
Alex Mercer
...
first assistant director

Art Department 

Neal 'Monkey' Stevens
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construction coordinator: daily
Jamie Bishop
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assistant art director
Greta Burley
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scenic painter
Andrew Greenwood
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graffiti artist
Neil Jenkins
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stand-by art director
Melanie Light
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property master
Scott Webber
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painter: daily

Sound Department 

Jovan Ajder
...
sound re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor
Ruben Aguirre Barba
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adr recordist/editor
Seb Blach
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second boom operator: daily
Adam Daniel
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sound re-recording mixer
Graham Daniel
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sound re-recording mixer
Sirma Dogan
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sound editor
Samir Foco
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sound effects editor
Miodrag Jakovljevic
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foley artist
Nikola Kokotovic
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foley editor
Nikola Medic
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dialogue editor
David Mitchell
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sound recordist
Rebecca Morgan
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boom operator
Christiano Sossi
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sound recordist (second unit)
Marko Stojanovic
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foley editor
Milos Stojanovic
...
adr recordist

Special Effects by 

Scott McIntyre
...
special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by 

Dominic Thomson
...
visual effects

Stunts 

Christian Knight
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stunt driver
Jason White
...
stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department 

Etienne Bol
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still photographer
Jon Britt
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second assistant camera
Nicholas Britt
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electrician: dailies
Ben Caldwell
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electrician
Hopi Demattio
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focus puller: daily
Daniel Evans
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camera trainee
Dave Hamilton-Green
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Steadicam operator: daily
Sarfraz M. Hussein
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second assistant camera: second unit
Antti Janhunen
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electrician: second unit
Chris Kane
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focus puller
Richard James Lewis
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Steadicam operator: daily
Tom Maine
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electrician
Cassius McCabe
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grip: second unit
Max McGill
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gaffer
George Messa
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electrician: daily
Benn Peacock
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focus puller: second unit
Nathan Porter
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electrician: dailies
Job Reineke
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focus puller: daily
Matt Riley
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electrician: daily
Simon Rowling
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camera staff assistant
Felix Schmilinsky
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focus puller: second unit
Nick Gordon Smith
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cinematographer: second unit
Kirk Thornton
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grip: second unit
Edina van der Wyck
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still photographer: daily
Nick Wall
...
still photographer

Casting Department 

Johnny Lynch
...
extras casting
Sari Qasem
...
casting scout
Aisha Waters
...
casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department 

Jessie Fell
...
costume stand-by: daily
Laura Metcalf
...
costume standby
Lisa Mitton
...
costume supervisor

Editorial Department 

Paul Ensby
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colorist
Kim Honeyman
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digital intermediate producer
Jaime Leonard
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on-line editor
Immanuel von Bennigsen
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assistant editor

Music Department 

Catherine Manners
...
music supervisor
Nicole Prutch
...
music supervisor

Transportation Department 

Craig Munson
...
unit driver
Tony Santini
...
unit driver

Other crew 

Heather Brunt
...
production coordinator
Pip Day
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production trainee
Sara Doughty
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script supervisor
Kristina Epenetos
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production trainee
Zoe Flower
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unit publicist
Charlotte Gadd
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work experience
Aymen Hamdouchi
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script consultant
James B. Hay
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floor runner
Richard Hird
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production runner
Christopher Hutchins
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assistant location manager
David Johnstone
...
insurance: Media Insurance Brokers
Nadya Kassam
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runner
Joe Kotroczo
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location manager
Laurie List
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location assistant
Hugues Mace
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floor runner: dailies
Mic Martin
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animal wrangler
Matt McNally
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electronic press kit
Geoffrey Morgan
...
floor runner
Keeley Naylor
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unit publicist
Thomas Nicholson
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dit
Darryl O'Donovan
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epk operator
Emlyn Pool
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floor runner
Sonny Rose
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animal handler
Alexandra Slade
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production assistant
Sebastian Solberg
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epk: director
Juliette Taylor
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production runner
Filip Tulak
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epk: b-roll


Monday, 11 November 2013

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Blurb: The Dwarves, Bilbo and Gandalf have successfully escaped the Misty Mountains, and Bilbo has gained the One Ring. They all continue their journey to get their gold back from the Dragon, Smaug.

Director: 
Peter Jackson (other films including Lord of the Rings, Tin Tin and King Kong)

Writers: 
Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson, Guillermo del Toro.
Cast: 
Benedict Cumberbatch ...
Richard Armitage ...
Orlando Bloom ...
Cate Blanchett ...
Manu Bennett ...
Evangeline Lilly ...
Hugo Weaving ...
Ian McKellen ...
Martin Freeman ...
Christopher Lee ...
Luke Evans ...
Lee Pace ...
Aidan Turner ...
Stephen Fry ...
Andy Serkis ...
Graham McTavish ...
Billy Connolly ...
Dean O'Gorman ...
Ian Holm ...
James Nesbitt ...
Ken Stott ...
Sylvester McCoy ...
Peter Hambleton ...
William Kircher ...
Adam Brown ...
Ori
Mikael Persbrandt ...
Jed Brophy ...
Conan Stevens ...
Stephen Hunter ...
Mark Hadlow ...
John Callen ...
Oin
Craig Hall ...
Galion (rumored)
Jeffrey Thomas ...
Terry Notary ...
John Bell ...
Michael Mizrahi ...
Ryan Gage ...
Ray Henwood ...
Robin Kerr ...

Production team:
Philippa Boyens ... co-producer
Carolynne Cunningham ... producer
Matthew Dravitzki ... associate producer
Callum Greene ... executive producer
Peter Jackson ... producer
Ken Kamins ... executive producer
Fran Walsh ... producer
Zane Weiner ... producer

Score composed by:
Howard Shore 

Head Cinematographer:
Andrew Lesnie

Lead Editor:
Jabez Olssen

Casting: 
Victoria Burrows
Amy Hubbard
John Hubbard
Liz Mullane
Miranda Rivers     

For full cast and crew list visit  www.imdb.com/title/tt1170358/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm 




Finally the wolverine swede is done. Enjoy

Monday, 21 October 2013

Analisis of sound within T.V. advertisements

Burger king- Angus XT "mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"

In this advert the sound of the man's "mmmmmmmmm" can be seen as diegetic sound. Even when the man is not within the frame it is evident to the audience that he is the one making the noise. To further prove that this is diegetic sound characters can be seen actively reacting to the noise, this can especially be seen when the women picks up the phone. At this point the sound fades in until it's against her ear showing that the noise is coming directly from the phone.The sound is used in this particular way to show how enjoyable the burger is. The man no longer cares about what people think and is involuntarily making the "mmmmmmmmmm" noise.

 
 Citroen- Orchestra
 
 
This ad makes good use of contrapuntal sound in order to disorient the audience. The contrast of the metal music to the orchestra  is used to create the symbolism of new overtaking old and therefore shows the fact that this hybrid is ahead of it's time. Non diegetic sound is also used via the voice over at the end of the ad to deliver the companies tag line.

Persil - Garage Band
 
 
 The clunky on screen diegetic sound of the garbage "instruments" matches the grimy nature of the garage. Once the boy steps out of the closet with the electric guitar a non-diegetic cover begins to play along with the band. The choice of song "we will rock you" helps to back up their tag line "make dirt fun" whereby the song continues even when the garage door closes and opens to reveal the children miraculously clean.
 
nestle - yorkie
 
 
In this advert the mundane task of carrying the shopping is made to seem extremely manly. Firstly the choice of music  is used to over exaggerate the "man stuff" which he is partaking in. The diegetic sound is dubbed over with other noises for example the yorkie is given the sound of a sword unsheathing. This is a prime example of how sound can alter the feeling of a scene.

go ahead - chocolate thins
 
 

This ad uses very cliche diegetic and non diegetic sound to create the idea that the product is healthy and something one would find in eastern culture. The high pitch eastern whistles and gongs are used to reinforce the character within the ad. The sound is used to almost legitimize the "guru" character and is also used to match some of the shots which imitate classic eastern films.