Make Up (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 31, 2020

Original Title:
Make Up

Genres:
Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Quiddity Films
iFeatures

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15  IE: 15  SE: 15 

Runtime: 86

Devotion. Suspicion. Obsession.

After Ruth moves in with her boyfriend in a remote holiday park, tensions rise as she makes an unsettling discovery that lures her into a spiral of obsession.

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ADR Post Producer:
Lisa Jacobi

Art Department Assistant:
Peter Clarke

Art Department Trainee:
Carolina De Lemos
Natalys Willcox
Sara Kuna

Art Direction:
Olive Boland

Assistant Art Director:
Werner Van Peppen

Assistant Director Trainee:
Faith Glenister
James Chatwin

Associate Producer:
Laura Giles

Boom Operator:
Darryl Peat

Camera Trainee:
Paddy Driscoll

Casting Associate:
Nicola Chisholm

Casting Director:
Olivia Scott-Webb

Catering:
Sally Petersen
Andy Petersen

Chaperone:
Cath Wilton
Rhys Wilton

Choreographer:
Jamie Neale

Co-Producer:
Michael S. Constable

Construction Manager:
Jay Gentle

Costume Assistant:
Jo Stobbs

Costume Design:
Holly Smart

Costume Supervisor:
Isabelle Fraser

Data Management Technician:
Rory Ferron
Diogo Oliveira
Silvano Bianchi
Davide Correia

Dialect Coach:
Tim Charrington
Steve Hall

Dialogue Editor:
Maiken Hansen

Digital Imaging Technician:
Linda McDonald Cairns

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Jodie Davidson

Digital Intermediate Editor:
Maikel Popic
Johnathan Dickinson

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Abigail McKenzie

Director:
Claire Oakley

Director of Photography:
Nick Cooke

Drone Operator:
David James Stuart

EPK Editor:
Jude Lilley

Editor:
Sacha Szwarc

Electrician:
Dave McLaren
Amy Rixon

Epk Director:
Daniel Simpkins

Executive Producer:
Eva Yates
Zorana Piggott
Jim Reeve
Mary Burke
Paul Ashton
Steve Jenkins

First Assistant Camera:
Naomi Hancock

First Assistant Director:
Jeroen Bogaert

Floor Runner:
Sophie Taylor

Foley Artist:
Karolina Jedrzejczyk

Foley Editor:
Claudia Sanchez Torres

Gaffer:
Ben Starkin

Hair Designer:
Adele Firth

Health and Safety:
Mick Hurrell

Line Producer:
Filiz-Theres Erel

Location Manager:
Sam Chesworth

Location Scout:
Amie Tridgell

Makeup Designer:
Adele Firth

Makeup Trainee:
Beki Goulding
Gemma Norton

Mix Technician:
Candela Palencia

Music Consultant:
Emily ffrench Blake

Music Producer:
Ben Salisbury

Music Supervisor:
Phil Canning

Musician:
Ben Salisbury

Original Music Composer:
Ben Salisbury

Post Production Assistant:
Gabby Kardar

Producer:
Emily Morgan

Production Accountant:
Shayne Savill

Production Design:
Sofia Stocco

Production Manager:
Cecily Colahan

Production Sound Mixer:
Sara Lima

Production Trainee:
Dom Weeks

Scoring Mixer:
Rupert Coulson

Script Editor:
Philippe Barrière

Script Supervisor:
Bhairavi Patel

Second Assistant Camera:
Ryan Sharpe
Lucas Campain

Second Assistant Director:
Darren Baba

Sound Designer:
Ania Przygoda

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jamie Roden

Special Effects Assistant:
Peter Clarke

Steadicam Operator:
Charlie Cowper

Still Photographer:
Dom Weeks
Alex Bailey

Storyboard Artist:
Daniel O'Donnell-Smith

Stunt Double:
Amy Campbell

Supervising Art Director:
Iain Andrews

Third Assistant Director:
Alexandra Beahan

Unit Publicist:
Zoe Flower

Visual Effects Producer:
Karl Kuehn

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Nick Bennett

Writer:
Claire Oakley

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