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Title: JOYRIDE

Reference number: 7642

Date: 1995

Director: d. Jim Gillespie

Sponsor: British Film Institute in association with Channel Four and The Scottish Film Production Fund

Producer: Angus Lamont

Production company: Sidewalk

Sound: sound

Certificate: 15

Colour: bw

Fiction: fiction

Running time: 10.00 minsc

Description: A man is captured by two homicidal maniacs and thrown into the boot of his car. Will he survive the journey that follows? [synopsis from Scottish Screen Catalogue of Short Films 1993 - 1999 "Kicking up a Storm"]

Production file held at National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive.

Although they share a similiar title, please note this is different film entirely to ref. 4458. Originated on 35mm [note National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive only has tape format]

Credits: w. and d. Jim Gillespie
Based on an original idea by Ramsey Campbell

Cast Christopher Fulford [Bill]; Frank Gallagher [Psycho 1]; David MacKay [Psycho 2]; Carolyn Bonnyman. Stevie Hannan, Paul Featherstone

exec. p. Kate Ogborn
d. ph. Denis Crossan
p. deisgner Ben Scott
m. Mick MacNeil
ed. Elen Pierce Lewis
hair and make-up Pat Hay
wardrobe Joanna Macklin, Leila Ransley
sd. rec. Tim Mack
sc. supervisor Lisa Vick
p. man. Ian Burgoyne
location man. Jane Anne Purdy
1st ass. d. Alisdair Irvine
2nd ass. d. Cassius Coleman
focus puller Roz Naylor
clapper loader Tristram Cones
grip Eddie Burt
gaffer Micky Page
electricians Eddie Knight, Gary Collett, Dave Bruce
special effects Bob Hollow
boom operator Toreston Pope
ass. ed. Kate Higham
sd. ed. Reelworks
dubbing mixer Chris Trussler
stunt co-ordinator Rod Woodruff
stunt performers Glenn Marlis, Jonathan Cohen
p. stills Mark Mann
FT2 trainees Victoria Stevens, Stephen Mercer

All vehicles suppled by Action Vehicles

lighting equipment Lee Lihgting
titles and opticals Studio 51
film laboratory Metrocolor

Filmed on location at Shepperton Studios

Thanks to Hugh Whittaker, Ron Pearce, Allan West Brentford, Tarmac, AB Chance UK Ltd., Munro and Forster Communications, Daymodes, Cameron Communications, Dougie Jackson

The characters and events depicted in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead is purely coincidental.

A Sidewalk Production for BFI Production in association with Channel 4 and The Scottish Film Production Fund and with assistance from the European Union's 169 Action Plan.

Copyright BFI 1995