Bespoke Dad (2023)
A phone call leads to possibly unravelling the lies Areeb (Shrirang Deshmukh) is living as he spends an evening with his wife, Ghazel (Jav Moughal) and daughter, Amira (Aveah Samuels).
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Thomas JacksonDirector
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Thomas JacksonWriter
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Ash BirksProducer
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Shrirang DeshmukhKey Cast"Areeb"
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Jav MoughalKey Cast"Ghazal"
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Aveah SamuelsKey Cast"Amira"
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Nicky DeanKey Cast"Aisha"
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Jack ClarkeAssociate ProducerNobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist (2022)
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Martina MajcenDirector of Photography
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Martina MajcenCamera Operator
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Aleshya EasenAssistant Director
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George GeddesGaffer
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Sam BennettGaffer
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Harriet EatonRunner
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Ryce DugdaleEditor
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Alex JoulesSound Mixer
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Alistair DavidsonColour Grader
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Paula KraukleSound Desighner
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Martin MedinaComposer
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Robbert MedinaComposer
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:9 minutes 55 seconds
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Completion Date:August 4, 2023
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Production Budget:2,000 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital Sony S7
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Aspect Ratio:1:2.35
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Priding himself on his commitment to quality and attention to detail in filmmaking, Thomas Jackson has studied and learned about film and storytelling since 2017.
Thomas' journey has led him to receive a First Class with Honours after studying at Futureworks. He has continued to develop his skills, working in minor roles for BBC and ITV.
He is a passionate and creative individual who always strives to tell compelling stories and enhance his skills. Putting everything he's learnt so far into his second short film, Bespoke Dad.
I share the passion and intentions as my fellow members of Prickle Productions.
Prickle Productions is co-founded with three other production team members: producer Ash Birks, director of photography Martina Majcen and editor Ryce Dugdale. As we establish ourselves in the industry, our company aims to support a future for fresh local creatives to gain access to the industry. With links to Futureworks University, we hope to make creative roles more accessible while strengthening the artistic culture of the North of England.