The Fashion Show
This is a coming of age story about a 12 year old girl who lives on a sheep farm in a remote part of Northern Ireland. Every summer her quiet life is interrupted by the local festival which hosts among other events a sheep fashion show.
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Lucy LumsdenDirectorHoneysuckle starring Miriam Margolyes, Nish Kumar's Christmas Short for Sky, Trygve Wakenshaw's Christmas Short for Sky
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Lucy LumsdenWriterHoneysuckle
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Helen MurrayProducerSpitball
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Ruth MorrowKey Cast
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Jake HehirKey Cast
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Valerie MorrowKey Cast
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EDITOR - Anuree de SilvaCREW
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - Mark GarrettCREW
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SOUND RECORDIST - Derek HehirCREW
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SOUND POST PRODUCTION - Timo SailaCREW
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DIGITAL COLOURIST - Claire WinterCREW
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ONLINE EDITOR - Andrés De CañoCREW
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PRODUCTION RUNNER - Flora WarringtonCREW
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CAMERA ASSISTANT - Jordan GarrettCREW
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POST PRODUCTION - Roundtable FilmsCREW
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Other
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Genres:coming of age, drama doc, drama, documentary, short documentary
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Runtime:15 minutes 58 seconds
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Completion Date:January 31, 2017
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Production Budget:15,000 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:Ireland, United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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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
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Belfast Film FestivalBelfast
Ireland
March 13, 2017
World Premiere
Distribution Information
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Lucy Lumsden
For the last 16 years Lucy has headed up comedy for BBC and Sky. In 2015 she wrote and directed her first short film Honeysuckle, a drama starring Miriam Margolyes which won the Jury Prize at last year's Montreal World Film Festival. Most recently Lucy directed Nish Kumar and Trygve Wakenshaw’s Christmas Comedies for Sky.
Lucy has set up Yellow Door Productions, based in London, to develop scripted content for the UK and US, and in April 2016 announced a development deal with ABC Studios.
I wanted to make a film set in Glenarm, N. Ireland, a part of the world I love and know well where I spent a lot of my childhood. I am interested in coming of age tales from a female perspective and thought Ruth would make a great subject as someone on the verge of adult life. The sheep fashion show felt like a good focus to pull these themes together.