Stella Does Tricks (1997) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 6, 1997

Original Title:
Stella Does Tricks

Alternate Titles:
Die Lolita Hure
Stella - Die Lolita Prostituierte

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
BFI
Channel 4 Television
Compulsive Films
Sidewalk Productions
The Scottish Arts Council
The Scottish Film Production Fund

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 99

A young Glaswegian prostitute in London tries to start a new life.

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ADR Editor:
Simon Gershon
Andre Schmidt
Catherine Hodgson

ADR Mixer:
Paul Hamblin

Art Direction:
Tim Ellis

Assistant Accountant:
Rory Mac Dermott

Assistant Art Director:
Ed Turner

Assistant Sound Editor:
Anna Turville

Best Boy Electrician:
Simon Thirlaway

Boom Operator:
St. Clair Davis
Fiona Carlin

Camera Trainee:
Jaspreet Bal

Carpenter:
Derek Fraser

Casting:
Vanessa Pereira
Simone Pereira Hind

Casting Assistant:
Danielle Roffe

Clapper Loader:
Joe Blackwell
Neil Davidson

Co-Executive Producer:
Eddie Dick
Madeleine French

Co-Producer:
Angus Lamont

Construction Manager:
Colin H. Fraser

Costume Coordinator:
John Cowell
Maria Liljetors

Costume Designer:
Annie Symons

Dialogue Editor:
Eddie Jones

Director:
Coky Giedroyc

Director of Photography:
Barry Ackroyd

Dressing Prop:
Tony Sheridan

Driver:
Andy Collins
Andrew Torrance
Steve Hotchkiss
Paul Thompson
Roy Tait
Martin Aylemore

Editor:
Budge Tremlett

Electrician:
Paul Sharp
Matthew Butler
Jimmy Mitchell

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Angela Topping

Executive Producer:
Ben Gibson

First Assistant Director:
Nic Jeune

Focus Puller:
Jamie McCallum

Foley Artist:
Melissa Lake
Paul Hanks

Foley Editor:
Tom Fawcett

Gaffer:
Matthew Moffat

Grip:
Judith Stanley-Smith
Jamie Coulter

Location Assistant:
Richard Page
Simon Vickery

Location Manager:
Donald Cameron

Location Scout:
Brian Kaczynski

Makeup Artist:
Fiona Clegg

Makeup Designer:
Jacquetta Levon

Music:
Nick Bicât

Music Producer:
Paul Samwell-Smith

Other:
Brian Boyne
Eliza Mellor
Dee Emerson
Martin Page

Painter:
Jim Patrick

Producer:
Adam Barker

Production Accountant:
Nigel Woods

Production Coordinator:
Julia Bennett

Production Design:
Lynne Whiteread

Production Office Assistant:
Iain MacDonald Young
Ben Curtis
Tim Daniels
Benjamin Cooper
David Shanks

Production Secretary:
Cath Wadling

Production Supervisor:
Sally French

Production Trainee:
Fiona Gosden

Property Buyer:
Rohan Banyard

Props:
Fairplay Barnes

Script Supervisor:
Dee Taylor
Helen Walker

Second Assistant Director:
Gareth Williams

Second Unit:
Roger Tooley
Grant Cameron
Robert Patterson
Francis Todd

Set Decoration:
Joanna Tague

Set Painter:
Karen Whiteread

Sound Recordist:
Stuart Bruce

Special Effects Supervisor:
John Markwell

Standby Carpenter:
Geoff Stainthorp

Still Photographer:
Robert Pereira Hind

Technical Supervisor:
Andy Powell

Thanks:
Marc Berlin
Sue Boorman
Janna Craze
Hayley Murt
Melanie Slaughter
Claire Harvey
Richard Marek

Third Assistant Director:
Simon Cooke
Dawn Lee Harvey

Title Designer:
Roger Kennedy

Unit Publicist:
Shelley Simmons

Wardrobe Assistant:
Jemima Cotter
Deirdre Johnstone

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Joanna Freedman

Writer:
A.L. Kennedy

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