Enter Shikari 'Live Outside' by Bob Gallagher
Bob Gallagher and Enter Shikari enter the fray of dystopian drama with a sharp, smart and punchy allegory on the lurking danger of mind control and sensory nullification for Live Outside.
From the sterile pharmaceutical production line to the drug-enhanced escape through VR environments, frontman Rou Reynolds and his co-workers are having the time of the lives, until a darker reality beings to intrude.
It's a familiar storyline, but is still compulsively watchable thanks to Gallagher's direction. He builds claustrophobic tension, shot through with dark humour, largely through two elements not largely dependent upon budget: character and editing.
Credits
| Director | Bob Gallagher |
| Producer | John McKeown |
| Production Company | Invisible Thread |
| Executive Producer | John Hassay |
| Executive Producer | Anna Rodgers |
| Executive Producer | Zlata Filipovic |
| Production Manager | Jeff Doyle |
| Director of Photography | Evan Barry |
| Focus Puller | Joey Ingersoll |
| Gaffer | Dan Roche |
| Art Director | Lilla Nurie |
| Wardrobe | Saileog O'halloran |
| Hair & Make-up | Madonna Mcnamee |
| Editor | Shaun Ryan |
| Colourist | Richard O'Connor |
| VFX | Shaun Ryan |
| Director's Representation | John Hassay |
| Commissioner | Sean Mayo |
| Label | PIAS |
| Other credits | Cast: Niamh Sweeney, Sean Mcgabhann, Ray Fitzsimons |
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