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An acclaimed post production company, Freefolk set up shop in 2003 as Finish; changing its name in 2016 when it branched out and opened a second office... this time in New York. Regardless of its moniker, the level of service provided has been first class from the start. The artistry, input and continuity on any given project mean clients have come to trust and rely on the Freefolk team - and of course, that's what any company ultimately wants. http://freefolk.com |
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Homespun Yarns
"Mr Biscuit"
Comedy actor Marek Larwood is the star of this comic contribution to the Homespun Yarns canon, though he is nearly upstaged by a stuffed dog. The duo interact in fun fashion as Larwood's character comes to terms with the loss of his father. The resulting house clearance is, as house clearances can be, rather unsettling, particularly when you are confronted by a wilful piece of taxidermy... the Mr Biscuit of the title.
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Joe Roberts |
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Doug Redfern |
| Producer: |
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Femi Anderson |
| Cinematographer: |
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Peter Bishop |
| Production Designer: |
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Oli Cassells |
| Editor: |
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Laura Reyes |
| VFX: |
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Andy Copping |
| VFX Producer: |
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Charles Gillett |
| VFX Producer: |
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Megan Hindle |
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Freefolk Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Ed Webb |
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Michele Covio |
| Sound Designer: |
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Frankie Beirne |
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Luke Marley |
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Virgin Media
"Mannequins"
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Drumsheds
"Big is Beautiful"
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Homespun Yarns
"Travelling Home"
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Homespun Yarns
"Mr Biscuit"
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Transport For London
"Fatal Assumptions"
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CityFibre
"Snails"
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Warburtons
"Mad About Bread"
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Specsavers
"The Joy of Ordinary Sound"
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