End of the Line (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
End of the Line

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
The Manchester Film School

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 16

End of the Line is an anthology of three short films (The Brief Case of Maya Moon, The Red Widow, and The Extraordinary Experience of Dick Shatner), all of which take place on one reality defying steam train.

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Boom Operator:
Mads Bennett

Camera Operator:
Callan Halliwell

Casting Director:
Emily Berry

Colorist:
Alfie Appleby

Costume Consultant:
Frances Bowers

Digital Imaging Technician:
Elizabeth Durbin

Director:
Leif Clayton
George Simper
Annie Bowers

Director of Photography:
AJ Scott

Editor:
Alfie Appleby

Executive Producer:
Peter Waiting

First Assistant Camera:
Marlie Mittler

First Assistant Director:
Owen Buxton

Floor Runner:
Caitlin Woodend
Wiktoria Skrzypaszek
Adam Cierlicki

Gaffer:
Ginny Freeman

Grip:
Fergus Henderson

Lighting Technician:
Elliot Morris

Makeup Artist:
Roanna Holdsworth
Tyler Duff
Laila Austin Ratcliffe

Music:
Lucy McQuillan

Producer:
Gabriel Taylor-Wrigley

Production Designer:
Annie Bowers

Props:
Katie Brown

Script Supervisor:
Arbaaz Javed

Second Assistant Camera:
Taran Field

Set Decoration:
Sophie Smith
Danielle Johnson

Sound Designer:
Zac Cardwell

Sound Mixer:
Ben Beckford

Stand In:
AJ Scott
Ginny Freeman
Wiktoria Skrzypaszek

Third Assistant Director:
Emily Berry

Writer:
George Simper
Annie Bowers
Sam Livermore

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