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Title: NO ONE SEES BLACK

Reference number: 7683

Date: 1996

Director: d. Chris Dooks

Sponsor: Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund

Producer: Bert Ross

Production company: Digital Cow / Ideal World

Sound: sound

Original format: 16mm

Colour: col

Fiction: fiction

Running time: 6.54 mins

Description: A man lies dying - you see pictures. A short film about the final few seconds. [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.

For more information about this title, and to view this film online, see Chris Dooks' website at http://www.dooks.org/styled-15/styled/ [last accessed 19/2/2016]

Prime Cuts: A joint short film initiative from Scottish Screen, British Screen, Scottish Television and the Scottish Arts Council. Films were produced on 16mm.

Credits: Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund presents A Digital Cow / Ideal World production

Man Malcolm Shields
Girl Sarah Wilson
Boys Leo Condie, Stefan Nowosielski
Woman Sarah Thompson

d. ph. Kenneth Simpson
model animat. Campbell McAllister
rostrum camera Bert Ross
sd. design John Cobban
costume design Alison Mitchell
make-up Fiona Maynard
ed. Dave Archibald
m. Chris Dooks
focus puller Simon Vickery
clapper loader Caitlin Buchanan
driver Angus McPake
exec. p. Mark Grindle, Jenny Borgars, Dan MacRae
p. Bert Ross
w. and d. Chris Dooks

Thanks to James Finlayson, Traverse Theatre, The Earl of Morton, East of Scotland Water, Clarks Stonemasons, Cameron Manson, Dalkeith Country Park, Letih Police Station and Residents of Harperrig

"Prime Cuts" A Digital Cow / Ideal World production. Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © Digital Cow / Ideal World