Filmmaking
Small film. Big stress.
2024•1m•
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Comedy
Overview
A micro-short film inspired by the stress of making movies
Director
Alex QuinnWriters
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Small film. Big stress.
A micro-short film inspired by the stress of making movies
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The film's tagline is: "Small film. Big stress."
The production budget was $150.0.
The film was directed by Alex Quinn.
The screenplay was written by Alex Quinn.
Cinematography was handled by Jack Cowls.
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Filmmaking
Released
12A
English
United Kingdom
$150
