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Title: MULTI STORY

Reference number: 7638

Date: 2005

Director: d. Gregor Marks

Sponsor: The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art

Producer: Gary Hall

Production company: Bridging the Gap

Sound: sound

Original format: DVCam

Colour: col

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 10.10 mins

Description: On the edge of Dundee a 17 story tower block awaits demolition. We undertake a journey exploring the space, drifting through deserted corridors and rooms, and exploring the memories of the multistorey's former residents. [synopsis from Scottish Screen brochure "New Scottish Short Films 2005"]

Part of Season 2 'Bridging the Gap' documentary scheme, on the theme of "Silence".

View this film at Scottish Documentary Institute website at http://www.docscene.org/multi-story.html [last accessed 15/2/2010]

Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with Scottish Screen presents

d. ph. Benjamin Kracun
steadicam operator John Richards
focus ouller Jo Lee
sd. rec. Neil Gray
ed. and sd. designer Baar Tyrmi
add. sd. design and mix Rob Walker
online ed. Natasha Low

With the voices of Edward Colville, Andrew Crumley, Miles Glendinning, Jack High, Thomas Kelly, Jim McFarline, Frank Mills, Lynne Spzak

Thanks to Simon Biggs, George Bowie, Mark Cousins, Iain Finn, Anne Forbes, Christine Fraser, David Gonzalez, Fabien Oliver Greenberg, Sonja Henrici, Margaret Johnstone, Robbie McKillop, Kevin McKlusky, Elizabeth Madden, Robert and Katie Marks, Noe Mendelle, Steve Sprung, Becky Stone, Joel Venet, Sanctuary Housing Association, The Carnoustie Court Concierge Team, The Residents of Baberton, Barrasie and Carnoustie Courts, Napier University School of Design and Media Arts, Dundee City Council Central Library Photographic Collection, Pilton Video

A Bridging the Gap Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art.