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The Sara Charlton Foundation: 12 Days
shots Awards-winner Zak Razvi helms this emotional spot to help highlight the impact of domestic violence on kids.
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- Production Company Knucklehead
- Editing Company Stitch
- Post Production MPC London
- Music Soundtree, London
- Production Elena Argiros
- Editor Paul O'Reilly
- Director of Photography Steve Annis
- Art Director Ollie Tiong
- Production Manager Amanda Tuckwell
- Director Zak Razvi
- Producer Sonya Sier
- Post Producer Phil Whalley
- Colourist Richard Fearon
- Sound Designer Henning Knoefel
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- Production Company Knucklehead
- Editing Company Stitch
- Post Production MPC London
- Music Soundtree, London
- Production Elena Argiros
- Editor Paul O'Reilly
- Director of Photography Steve Annis
- Art Director Ollie Tiong
- Production Manager Amanda Tuckwell
- Director Zak Razvi
- Producer Sonya Sier
- Post Producer Phil Whalley
- Colourist Richard Fearon
- Sound Designer Henning Knoefel
The shots Awards 2015 New Director of the Year, Zak Razvi (of whom you can read more about in issue 161 of shots magazine, out next month), is behind this new simple yet powerful film for charity, The Sara Charlton Foundation.
Directed by Razvi through Knucklehead, the film highlights the impact of domestic violence on women and their children. The charity was set up in 2011 in memory of Sara Charlton, a woman who dedicated her life to helping vulnerable women.
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- Colourist Richard Fearon
- Director Zak Razvi
- Director of Photography Steve Annis
- Editor Paul O’Reilly
- Producer Sonya Sier
- Production Manager Amanda Tuckwell
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