Plastic Free Pledge: Bottle Boy
A message in a bottle presents an ecological dilemma in Tony Burke's awkwardly funny film for an anti-plastics charity.
Credits
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- Editing Company Gorilla
- Grade The Farm Group
- Sound Design Bark London
- Editor James McLean
- Director of Photography Richard Lonsdale
- Director Tony Burke
- Colourist Max Goldini
- Sound Designer James Benn
- Sound Recordist
Credits
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- Editing Company Gorilla
- Grade The Farm Group
- Sound Design Bark London
- Editor James McLean
- Director of Photography Richard Lonsdale
- Director Tony Burke
- Colourist Max Goldini
- Sound Designer James Benn
- Sound Recordist
Hove-based anti-plastics charity, Plastic Free Pledge, has released this awkwardly funny film to publicise the risk to our oceans.
Written, directed and produced by Tony Burke through Dead Bird Film, the two-minute film starts off sweetly enough, introducing a lonely nine-year-old boy, who tries to find friends by throwing a message in a plastic bottle into the sea in Brighton. However, the story takes a somewhat jarring turn when a council litter picker – played by Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels actor Jason Flemyng – intervenes to teach the lad an important lesson about marine ecology.
Connections
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- Editing Company Gorilla Editors
- Grade The Farm Group
- Production Dead Bird Film
- Sound Design Bark London
- Director Tony Burke
- Sound Recordist Shane Gravestock
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