Father - Jeff Stewart
Child - Harry McEntire
Produced by Keen City
Director - George Watson
Writer - Tom Webb & George Watson
Producer - Al Marshall
Executive Producers - Nick Goulden & Tom Webb
Director of Photography - Matthew North
Production Designer -
Editor - Yaya Halawani
Casting Director - Hannah Birkett
Costume Designer - Ashleigh Ashley
Make-Up Designer - Prisca Hofer
Music Composer - Luke Hatley
First Assistant Director - Laura Feasey
Script Editor - Nina Gerstenberger
Prop Assistant - Louisa Smith
Prop Assistant - Aaron Nicholson
Focus Puller - Tristan Haley
Focus Puller - Adam Scarth
Sound Recordist - James Benson
Boom Operator - Matthew Hansell
Boom Operator -Rick Gould
Sound Mixer - Raz Olsher
Colourist - Gareth Bishop
Location Co-ordinator - Hannalot Van Bruggen
Caterer - Melody Munchies
Production Assistant - Ben Hopwood
Runner - Ed Ash
Unit Driver - Jim Marshall
Panavision Liason - Barnaby Laws
With special thanks to -
London Wheelchair Rental Ltd,
Coptic Castings,
Panavision,
Panalux,
Dirty Looks,
Fossil Studio's,
HB Casting,
Adam Harvely,
Afzal Shaikh,
Barry,
Measure,
Braintree District Council,
Debbie Turner,
Dilly Clancy,
Drew MacLean,
Craig Game,
Eric Young,
Francis Young,
Francis Baker,
Jac Watson,
David Cooper,
Julia George,
Maria Hayden,
Nathan Kendall,
Nicola Walton,
Patricia Marshall,
Rob Pirouet,
Shalford Cricket Club,
Shalford Parish Council,
Stuart Matthews,
Suza Horwat,
Tom Balkwill,
Weathersfield Parish Council,
Paul Browne,
Zaki Abdulali.
Inspired by a true story, Child tells the story of a teenage boy who cares for his disabled father in rural Essex, England and the moment where the pair realise he's not going to get any better. Slightly dark with a sprinkle of lighthearted-ness!
Starring Jeff Stewart (winner best actor at the 2011 Manhattan Film Festival) and Harry McEntire (Episodes, Tower Block).
Nominated for best new director by Shots magazine 2013 and featured in the magazine as well as being featured by Collobor8te collabor8te.com/video/child-dir-george-watson/ and The London Film Review.
Selected by the BFI to premiere at the LFF in front of Ben Wheatley's 'Sightseers', also showcased at the LSFF 2013, London Lift Off 2013 other other festivals.
Rated 5 stars by London Short Film Review.
Also selected for the 2014 Select art fair in New York.