Kid Kapichi 'Death Dips' by James Green
James Green pulls out all the stops and has a lot of fun in this 60s/70s-style B-movie shocker about the demonic power of rock music.
This rum tale about a producer's greed at the alluring power of Death Dips by Hastings band Kid Kapichi, is much enhanced by being shot on glorious Kodak 16mm film.
JAMES GREEN:
"Inspired by the lyrics which describe a never-ending search for the ultimate high, I decided to write a fun narrative where the song itself becomes that high. It ended up taking heavy influence from 70s B-Movie aesthetics, being shot on 16mm film. The project was pulled together in just a week on a very small budget."
Credits
| Director | James Green |
| Producer | Dan Matthews |
| 1st AD | Ben Pierce |
| Director of Photography | Ben Marshall |
| Clapper Loader | Giles Warner |
| Clapper Loader | Edward Vijayavargiya |
| Gaffer | Mark French |
| Wardrobe | Philly Piggott |
| Hair & Make-up | Aimee Loosley |
| Art Department | Faith Powell |
| Editor | James Green |
| Colourist | Marty McMullan |
| Grading company | Bubble TV |
| VFX | Matt Sheern |
| Other credits | Cast: Ryan Sim-savage, Gavin Juniper, Hayden Cornner, Conor McNeilly, Tobio Lotto, Katy Howman, Delali Ayivi Casting Producer: Alice Denny Best Boy: Ben Tomkins Runner: Dixie Mooncie Processed At Cinelab London |
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