Sunday 5 pm Chieveley Service Station: As separated parents ‘child-swap’ for the week ahead, two strangers, an isolated grandfather, Wallace, and angry teenage son, Josh, bond through comical commentary on the scenes of broken family chaos they witness through the window, while indirectly sharing issues of their own.
Writer/director Freya Billington
Co-writer Katriel Costello
Producer Tasmin Wiley-Scott and Molly Denton
Production Companby BoyandBear Films
Run time 7 Minutes
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Freya Billington
Freya is a Bristol-based Filmmaker / Lecturer, Freya’s films include Bread & Butter, Not Waving (iShorts), How? Lucky and Terminated:Teeth&Tinder (C4) as Boyandbear Films and BAFTA-shortlisted Window Shopping. Previously an editor (BBC4, BBC2, OU) and Post Production Supervisor (BBC) she is an NTF and has just set up a new Film Degree launching this September.
Katriel Costello
Katriel is a scriptwriter in short film, radio and theatre. Three of her plays have been performed at Theatre West, Bristol. She’s written for Hollyoaks and has been developing her radio play with BBC Radio 4. As a dramaturg, she’s worked with a dance artist on a short film.
Tamsin (Tiggy) Wiley-Scott
Tasmin started her career with Collision Films, producing 40+ music videos (inc The Killers, Elbow, Goldfrapp, McFly). Having moved into TV commercials (25+ campaigns) she now works in Features, as Line Producer on ‘Crowhurst’, Co-Producer ‘The Ballad of Billy McCrea’and Associate Producer ‘Fear the Invisible Man’.
Molly Denton
Molly has experience across short films and music videos. Her storytelling interests centre personal, biographical and woman-led projects. Since graduating, she has taken part in The Network, Edinburgh TV Festival’s Talent Scheme, produced films for BBC’s New Creatives and recently participated in the BFI Network’s Producers Lab.
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