Director: Kerry McLeod Producer: Anton Califano A tea- break sized glimpse into the many and varied ways that Britains favourite brew is enjoyed today and its not always a simple case of tea bag and milk. In so many ways, the image of tea as something quintessentially British is synonymous with a sepia-toned image of our nation whether tea cosies in a working class home or a group of ladies sipping tea from fine china. Yet with nearly every nation on the planet now represented in this country, how true does that image remain? Producer: Anton Califano Director: Kerry McLeod Director of Photography: Donald Ng Editor: Napoleon Stratogiannakis Composer: Graham Jeffery Sound recordists: Darko Mocilnikar & Fabrice Pougnard Sound editor: Fabrice Pougnard Funded by Newham Film Fund & Film London Executive Producer: Jules Hussey
Monday, January 28, 2013
For All The Tea In England, short film (part 2) directed by Kerry McLeod
For All The Tea In England, short film (part 2) directed by Kerry McLeod Video Clips. Duration : 4.15 Mins.
Director: Kerry McLeod Producer: Anton Califano A tea- break sized glimpse into the many and varied ways that Britains favourite brew is enjoyed today and its not always a simple case of tea bag and milk. In so many ways, the image of tea as something quintessentially British is synonymous with a sepia-toned image of our nation whether tea cosies in a working class home or a group of ladies sipping tea from fine china. Yet with nearly every nation on the planet now represented in this country, how true does that image remain? Producer: Anton Califano Director: Kerry McLeod Director of Photography: Donald Ng Editor: Napoleon Stratogiannakis Composer: Graham Jeffery Sound recordists: Darko Mocilnikar & Fabrice Pougnard Sound editor: Fabrice Pougnard Funded by Newham Film Fund & Film London Executive Producer: Jules Hussey
Director: Kerry McLeod Producer: Anton Califano A tea- break sized glimpse into the many and varied ways that Britains favourite brew is enjoyed today and its not always a simple case of tea bag and milk. In so many ways, the image of tea as something quintessentially British is synonymous with a sepia-toned image of our nation whether tea cosies in a working class home or a group of ladies sipping tea from fine china. Yet with nearly every nation on the planet now represented in this country, how true does that image remain? Producer: Anton Califano Director: Kerry McLeod Director of Photography: Donald Ng Editor: Napoleon Stratogiannakis Composer: Graham Jeffery Sound recordists: Darko Mocilnikar & Fabrice Pougnard Sound editor: Fabrice Pougnard Funded by Newham Film Fund & Film London Executive Producer: Jules Hussey
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