A Mountain to Climb
A man, with writer's block, goes on an imaginary journey in his house to unlock his imagination.
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Rebecca ManleyDirectorThe Girl & the Horse, Duck Shoot, Table Manners
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Rebecca ManleyWriter
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Rebecca ManleyProducer
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Moj TaylorKey Cast
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Peter EllmoreDirector of Photography
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Charlie Harvey at Whitehouse PostEditor
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Producer at Whitehouse - Bebe KiffinEditor
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Oliver DavisMusic
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Rebecca ManleyArt Director
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Gradwell SearsArt Director
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Jonathan YatesGaffer
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Diana Vasquez at GoldcrestColourist
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Rob Farris at GoldcrestColour Producer
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Rob Pizzey at GoldcrestColour Supervisor
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MUNKYVFX and Post Services
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Miguel AlgoraVFX Artist
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Fabio VonaVFX Artist
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Gary BrownVFX Supervisor
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Shelley NeighbourShoot PA
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:'Mini' Adventure
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Runtime:3 minutes 21 seconds
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Completion Date:February 4, 2015
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Production Budget:0 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Shooting Format:Canon 5D Mark 2
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Rebecca is an award-winning director, specialising in animation and working across commercials, TV and short film. Represented by Independent films, her commercial clients include some of the world’s top brands - Starbucks, Hersheys, Google, P&G, Sony, Kraft, and FIFA.
Rebecca is currently directing and designing the title sequence for a new CBBC/ABC Australia drama directed by Beryl Richards. She is also in very early stages on an animated project with exciting contemporary poet Hollie McNish - holliepoetry.com/
Awards and Noms:
WINNER - BEST GREEN PRODUCTION, Going Green Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA - Table Manners, 2015.
WINNER - VOTD (Video of the Day) - Table Manners, 2015.
WINNER - The DepicT! Audience Award at Encounters film festival - Breaking the Mould, 2008.
WINNER - Best Animated Short Film at Kino Fest - Waiting for Dogot (graduation film), 2002.
Vimeo Staff Pick - Table Manners, 2013.
3rd place Shooting People Film of the Month - Table Manners, 2015.
Nominated 'Best Director' at Underwire - Table Manners, 2014.
Rebecca is represented for Commercials & Digital Content, in London & worldwide, by Independent Films & Indy8 :
independ.net/directors/rebecca-manley/
and, in Milan, by Revolution Department : revolutiondept.com/
I made this film to illustrate that all too familiar feeling one experiences when creativity ceases to flow and what it feels like to work through that. It is a mini adventure of self discovery. The aesthetic is lo-fi and playful, but with great attention to detail in the art direction and a dash of fashion. The music is an original track composed for the film. It holds the piece together and helps to give the story a very individual sense of charm.