| The Opening - A short film by Owen Tooth. |
| Starring the visceral Rupert Procter, lost alongside a cast of misfits including Elaine Davidson, officially the world's most pierced person with over 4500 piercings. Filmed largely on the grounds of Elvaston Castle, Derbyshire (location of the infamous 1969 film 'Women in Love') 'The Opening' made the most of the beautifully mouldering decrepit sets and stunning scenery. The rooms had been untouched for decades, crumbling away, inches deep in dust, the ashes of the past. Elvaston Castle is a popular haunt of mediums and psychics as it has had a very long and colourful history and many violent ends have been met there. |
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| What do you do when you are trapped? Trapped inside your own head because you have lost your voice. The Watchmaker wants to tinker inside and find the cogs and screws, take you apart and put you back together. The Blacksmith wants to use his hammer to beat out your screams. 'The Opening' is about madness and fear, the claustrophobic terror that comes from within and turns every helping hand into an enemy. |
| Owen Tooth has created a fantastic new mythology based on his own brushes with madness and his love of nature. |
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| The Opening 2007 Running time 12min53sec Cast: Rupert Procter - Clinic Jon Glentoran - Blacksmith Elaine Davidson - Watchmaker Olivia Barnard-Firth - Speaking Lady Emma Simcock-Tooth - Silent Lady Crew: Owen Tooth - Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor Emma Williams - Producer David Beard - Music Grant Bridgeman - Sound Paul Allen - Gaffer |
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| Film music composer and production company - David Beard Music Production - Supplying music and sound design to commercial multimedia. Specialising in composing music and sound design for the moving image David Beard Music Production creates original music for film, TV, corporate video, commercials, games, dance, theatre and Podcasts. |
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