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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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The Booker Prize
"Glory"
Nikki Amuka-Bird reads a passage from the sixth and final Booker Prize nominee, Glory by NoViolet Bulawayo. Like a Zimbabwean Animal Farm, the novel uses animals to explore human foibles. Thus, Bird describes the Father of the Nation's arrival with absurd regard: "His mere presence in any space automatically rearranged the atoms in the air". (Good as Amuka-Bird's performance is, it is seriously rivalled by Chipo Chung's fantastic reading in the audio book version.)
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Merman Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Director: |
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Kevin Thomas Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Executive Producer: |
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Siobhan Murphy / Joshua Buckingham |
| Cinematographer: |
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Bob Pendar-Hughes |
| Editor: |
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Scot Crane Ⓦ @ The Quarry Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Post Production: |
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Freefolk Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Colourist: |
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Tim Martin |
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The Booker Prize
"Glory"
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The Booker Prize
"Oh William!"
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The Booker Prize
"The Trees"
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The Booker Prize
"Small Things Like These"
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The Booker Prize
"The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida"
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The Booker Prize
"Treacle Walker"
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Transport For London
"Elizabeth Line"
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thortful
"Pride of Place"
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