Cast
Crew
I
Ian Bradley
Writer
L
Leeanne White
Makeup & Hair
P
Philip Hearnshaw
First Assistant Director
M
Michael Midlam
Associate Producer
D
David Skinner
Music
R
Ray Henman
Cinematography
J
Jan Marnell
Production Manager
J
John Titley
Second Assistant Director
R
Roger Stephen
Assistant Set Dresser
M
Maura Fay
Casting
I
Ian Bradley
Executive Producer
H
Harvey Mawson
Set Dresser
P
Peter Herbert
Producer
R
Robbie Perkins
Production Design
I
Ian Maycock
Sound Mixer
R
Ray Phillips
Boom Operator
M
Malcolm Burrowes
Focus Puller
G
Graham Mulder
Best Boy Electric
P
Pav Govind
Gaffer
V
Vladimir Osherov
Still Photographer
P
Pip Shapiera
Grip
H
Heather McLaren
Wardrobe Supervisor
J
Judy Whitehead
Continuity
J
Janine Kerley
Production Coordinator
R
Roger Savage
Sound Mixer
C
Clive Jones
Special Effects
P
Peter Mardell
Key Grip
G
Graeme Farmer
Script Editor
C
Cliff Hayes
Editor
J
John Lomax
Clapper Loader
D
David Oldrey
Standby Property Master
M
Mark Polonsky
Property Buyer
G
Geoff White
Sound Recordist
M
Melanie Hall
Researcher
J
Jim Hajicosta
Production Accountant
F
Frankie Hogan
Wardrobe Assistant
B
Bill Hughes
Director
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