Greentea Peng
"Ghost Town"
London-born Aria Wells aka Greentea Peng is mad as hell about the state of her hometown, and she’s not going to take it anymore. Like the Specials track of the same name, Peng’s ‘Ghost Town’ focuses on urban malaise and an increasingly disaffected population (“London Bridge is fallin’ down/All my mates walkin’ round with frowns”). It is, as one might say, grim down south.
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| Film Production: |
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The Mill Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Director: |
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Melody Maker |
| Producer: |
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Adam Farley |
| Executive Producer: |
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Josh Davies |
| 2nd AC: |
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Rauri Cantelo |
| Editor: |
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Rebecca Luff ♀ @ Cut+Run Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| VFX: |
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Jonathan Freeman / Brad Wood @ The Mill Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| Colourist: |
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Thomas Mangham @ The Mill Ⓟ Ⓦ |
| 3D VFX: |
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Henry Medhurst / Katie Price / Great Kossowska @ The Mill Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Aylesbury Estate, London |
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Dr Oetker
"A Few Square Metres"
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Women's Aid
"The Lockdown"
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Greentea Peng
"Ghost Town"
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Kinder
"Dinoboy"
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Co-op Supermarkets
"Compostable Carrier Bags"
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Swisse Me
"Like Clockwork"
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Rebecca Luff brings a wealth of experience to her editing suite having worked with some of the best known directors in advertising and forging a hugely productive relationship with each.
