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llamaalpacca · 2 years
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rocksalt!
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internationalteaparty · 3 months
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Chapters: 18/? Fandom: Royals Series - Rachel Hawkins Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Flora Baird/Millie Quint Additional Tags: Fluff, Drabble Collection, Some Post-Canon, Some filling in the gap, other characters that i'm too lazy to tag right now Summary:
A series of drabbles with our beloved Princess of Scotland and Texan rock lover at the center of it all.
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desdasiwrites · 10 months
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–Rachel Hawkins, Her Royal Highness
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duophoric · 2 years
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florabaird and just like a folk song our love will be passed on
@milliequint
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luieo2006 · 5 months
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i just love making female characters who dont have a style specified in books more masc looking (here in brazil we call it desfem but i dont really know how to say that in english)
so i just really love the idea of a masc millie quint, idk why for me just fits the vibes and im all here for the vibes
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gregorstoun-girl · 2 years
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https://www.mycast.io/stories/her-royal-highness-99212
I made a casting for Her Royal Highness. What do you think ? (also I wish this would become a film cause it is a cute story)
i know!!! it would make such a good film. i mean, its like a dcom but gay and better imo
i 100% agree with ur fancast. its been so long since i made mine that i forgot who i chose for what, but urs is really close to how i picture them. if u ever make more fan content for hrh send it to please!!!
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scotianostra · 7 months
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Hamish McHamish.
With all those Scotties by the Sea posts I have to point out that the dogs don't have it all their own way.
Hamish McHamish was a ginger tom cat who lived in the town of St Andrews. He came to national and international prominence after the publication of a book entitled Hamish McHamish of St Andrews: Cool Cat About Town.
Hamish was born in 1999 and was initially owned by Marianne Baird, a retired BBC producer, with whom he lived during his first year.[5] During this time he became increasingly nomadic, often spending days away from home, being fed and watered at various homes in the town. He was known to spend most of his time in and around the houses and businesses on South Street, St Andrews, close to his original home.
Throughout Hamish's life, Marianne cared for his well-being by ensuring he attended a veterinary surgeon every year for a health check and vaccinations.
Hamish had several regular spots where he spent his days. These were primarily local businesses near the Holy Trinity Church and Church Square in St Andrews. The creation of a Hamish McHamish Facebook profile, with in-character messages supposedly composed by the cat, raised his profile further; he had nearly 5,000 Facebook friends,and visitors to the town specifically sought him out to be photographed with him. A local bookshop had a "Hamish recommends" section, with cookbooks for fish and fiction featuring cats.
The interest created by visitors, students and townsfolk led to the publication of a book about his everyday activities. Hamish McHamish of St Andrews: Cool Cat About Town was written by Susan McMullan.
In January 2014, Hamish was chased by two dogs and escaped up a tree. He was helped to safety by university students and staff of a hairdressers he frequented to get his hair combed. This incident encouraged Jim Leishman, Provost of Fife, to ask dog owners to ensure their pets were kept on a lead while near Hamish.
He was featured on BBC television's The One Show, and his story also appeared in newspapers across the world.
On 5 thApril 2014 a bronze statue of Hamish by David Annand was unveiled in Logies Lane[by Jim Leishman The funding for the statue was raised by a public donation campaign started by Flora Selwyn, the editor of St Andrews in Focus - a community magazine..
Hamish died on 11t September 2014. A statement on his Facebook group said:
In the end, the chest infection that he had been battling proved too much for him and the kindest thing to do was to let him go. Thank you, Hamish, for the years of joy you’ve given us and for letting us all be part of your life. May your remarkable spirit live on forever in the town you loved... and ruled! Here’s to you, old chum.
His Facebook page is now called Hamish McHamish Foundation. The Foundation was set up to use Hamish McHamish the famous town cat's name for the good of the town. It is still very active, check out the link to take you there. https://www.facebook.com/hamishfoundation
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shovo250 · 28 days
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MCalifornia Fan Palms at Indian Canyon, Palm Springs, CA.ike Baird
Palm Canyon is one of the areas of great beauty in Western North America. Its indigenous flora and fauna, which the Cahuilla people so expertly used, and its abundant Washingtonia filifera (California Fan Palm) are breathtaking contrasts to the stark rocky gorges and barren desert lands beyond. A moderately graded foot path winds down into the canyon for picnicking near the stream, meditation, exploring, hiking or horseback riding. While in Palm Canyon visit the Trading Post for hiking maps, refreshments, Indian art and artifacts, books, jewelry, pottery, baskets, weaving, and conversational cultural lore. read more
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 11 months
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[The origin of the Belle Park totem pole in Kingston, Ontario, at least in part. Queen Elizabeth was visiting for the Kingston tercentenary, and this totem pole was one of a number made at that time by Indigenous inmates at Collin's Bay Penitentiary and Joyceville Institution, two medium security federal prisons in Kingston. 
Who the carvers were, the inception of the project, whose idea was it, how it fits into the broader activities of the Native Brotherhood at Joyceville, all of that is still a little hazy to me - but the hard work of local researchers has resulted in a stupendous resource available here online: https://belleparkproject.com/the-place/totem-pole. It answers a lot of my questions and features the words of many of the carvers - a useful corrective to the Whig's slant here.
The Advance - the inmate newspaper at Joyceville - has a notice in June indicating OECA Channel 19 interviewed the totem pole carvers on May 18, for broadcast July 1 & 2 in Toronto. The Advance praises the tercentenary project as a "significant symbol of the role Native People have played in the evolvement of the Canadian people." Haven't read earlier issues yet to get a better feel. 
In terms of outside newspaper coverage, there is this dramatic image from April 17 crediting MP Flora MacDonald for getting the wood shipping from BC. Which is all about how great the local Conservative MP is, not the carvers.
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In terms of the broader context, Seth Adema's article “Native Brotherhoods and Decolonization in Ontario's Federal Prisons' is pretty crucial, and available for free online if you search. The totem pole is still on the Belle Park golf course, which has become during the pandemic a tent encampment for Kingston’s growing unhoused population. The city keeps trying to evict them all - presumably to re-open the golf course - while local solidarity activists try and stop it.  Belle Island, where the park is partly located, is a site with great significance to the local First Nations, but was of course a garbage dump at one point because this is Canada...]
/// Captions for top images: "Chips are flying," Kingston Whig-Standard. June 8, 1973. Page 4. ---- Indian inmates at Joyceville Institution are busy these days in an effort to finish a giant totem pole before the Queen's visit on June 27. When finished, the carved pole will be given to the city and placed at the new municipal golf course where the Queen and Prince Philip will be staying in their private railway car. 
(Photo by William O'Neill)
"To overlook the municipal golf course," Kingston Whig-Standard. June 8, 1973. Page 4. ---- When completed and presented to Kingston, the totem pole on the left will be set up by the parks and recreation department on the spot marked with an X in the above picture. The Chalet willhouse the dressing rooms and office building for the city's new municipal golf course, built over at former dump site.
(Photo by Bill Baird)
Captions for middle image: "Putting some art into it," Kingston Whig-Standard. April 17, 1973. Page 1. === Turning a four-ton 40-foot log into a work of art in a monumental task. However working on the adage that a journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step Flora MacDonald MP for Kingston and the Islands helps Indian inmates at Joyceville Institution with their first cut. The Indians as a Tercentenary project have agreed to carve a totem pole for Kingston. The giant log was shipped by CNR to the institution from British Columbia free of charge, through the efforts of Miss MacDonald and CNR president MacMillan.
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dzeyarxrz · 9 months
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missing flora baird rn. this is the worst day of my life.
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royalgfslena · 2 years
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ive read 11 books so far and let me tell you flora baird, you and darcy lowell would be the best of friends. i love women (real)
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highpatia · 5 months
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daisies | the hunger games: tbosas
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lucy gray baird/reader — fluff drabble
content. cute blurb with lucy gray, no triggers that i’m aware of?
author’s note. i’ve been struggling with writers block lately (shocker) i’m kinda tempted to do requests but idk if anyone would lol 🤷🏻‍♀️ (0.366k)
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Songbird tunes fill the summer air, but it’s not birds that are singing. Lucy Gray, district twelve’s very own balladeer, lying legs crossed on the meadow flora. Spots of forest grass coat her honey skin, morning dew in shining pearls.
Her head is resting on your lap, chocolate curls coil over your thighs. As you place another small daisy in her hair, you can’t help but admire her as she lays there singing to you. It was always a great comfort to you, her voice.
It was reminiscent of early mornings, canary tunes to waken you from slumber. Capitol interval did rid you of that serenity, it just so happens that birds are fearful of demand and often, gunshots.
It was only the mockingjays that lingered on, imitating life itself— as if it was an act of rebellion.
But you couldn’t bear to cradle the act of protest, not when with Lucy Gray. Though she was anything but a conformist, her soul was wild tranquillity. She wasn’t exactly close to the heart of the mayor, or anyone really in the region, but she would always be to you.
No amount of revulsion she conjured would change the fact that you’d always love her.
You were torn out of your daydream shortly after her singing turned to humming. Glancing down to your lap where she laid, her eyes were now open, looking back into yours. As you lock gazes, a warm smile envelopes on her face, you can’t help but mirror her.
Lucy Gray lets out a small chuckle before brushing the back of her hand against your cheek. Her thin fingers glide over the surface of your face before stopping at your chin. Thumb and forefinger grasp just under your jaw, the palm of her hand resting against your neck.
She’s silent now as she watches you, eyes bouncing back and forth between your eyes and lips before lingering back on your smile. For a moment, there is nothing. The typical forest sounds now drowned out, it even feels like the breeze stopped. Just two loves, serene together in the woods.
You’d spent a thousand lifetimes dreary in district twelve if it was with Lucy Gray.
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soylazaro · 7 months
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Channel 4 "Idents" from ELLIOTT POWER on Vimeo.
Client: Channel 4 Agency: 4creative Production: Art Practice Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Creative Directors: Mike Skrgatic, Daniel Wolfe, Lynsey Atkin, Bafic
Directors: Elliott Power, Saman Aminzadeh, Optical Arts, Bafic, Mike Battcock, Will Dohrn, Daniel Eatock, Mike Skrgatic and James Allen, Verity May Lane, Maria Lax, The Line, Louis McCourt, Justyna Obasi, The Romantix, Dan Tobin Smith, Daniel Wolfe & Matthew Watson
Voiceover: John Joseph Holt 4Creative
Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Managing Director: Katie Jackson Executive Producer: Louise Oliver Senior Producer: Lauren Holden Production Manager: Hope Sutherland Junior Producer: Jazz Stradling Channel 4 Chief Marketing Officer: Zaid Al-Qassab Marketing Director: Amber Kirby Head of Brand Transformation: Matt Berry Marketing Lead, Brand Transformation: Simi Murthy Marketing Executive, Brand Transformation: Lana Camp Art Practice x Love Song Creative Director (Art Practice): Mike Skrgatic Creative Director (Love Song): Daniel Wolfe
Executive Producer: James Guy Producer: Bonnie Anthony Production Manager: Julia Guignabel Production Coordinator: Shirley Crawford Production Assistant: Katie Reid
Directors of Photography: Daniel Landin, Eponine Momenceau Moco Supervisor: Simone Tartaglia Moco Operator: Tomi Keeling 1st Assistant Director: Rob Blishen Production Designer: Arthur De Borman Art Directors: Matthew Fraser, Imogen Grant Toner Casting Directors: Kharmel Cochrane, Claire Catterson, Found Casting, Belinda Norcliffe Costume Designers: Hannah Edwards, Bratsk Collective, Ella Lucia Hair & Makeup: Lu Hinton, Ainslie Currie Editor: Fouad Gaber, Trim Editing VFX and Post Production: Time Based Arts Audio Post Production: String and Tins
Time Based Arts
Producer: Chris Aliano 2D Supervisors: Stephen Grasso, Leo Weston, Miguel Wratten CG Supervisors: Mike Battcock, Sam Osborne, Nick Smalley 2D Team: Manolo Perez, Jamie Crofts, Olivia O’Neil, Lucy Lawrence, Valeria Scalamandre, Eleonora Laddago, Bernie Varela, Chris Fraser, Dan Cowley, Tom Robinson CG Team: Ben Cantor, Nigel Timms, Bethan Williams, Ian Baird, Jordan Coles, Maxime Ponsart, Joe Ibbett, Teodora Retegan, Quentin Corker-Marin, Stephen Ross Grading: Max Ferguson Hook, Simone Grattarola
String and Tins 
Audio Post Production: String and Tins Sound Supervisor: Will Cohen Sound Designers: Lawrence Kendrick, Culum Simpson, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Adam Smyth, Joe Wilkinson, Adam Hare, Will Cohen, Mike Bamford Music Composers: Will Cohen, Culum Simpson, Adam Smyth, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Miink, Cal Swingler, J. Caesar, Matthew Watson, Daniel Freeman, Anthony Moore Music Supervisors: Laura-Leigh Smith and Mike Bamford Audio Producers: Laura-Leigh Smith and Rachel Hough
Optical Arts & Dan Tobin Smith
Founder / Creative Director: Dan Tobin Smith EP / Studio Director: Hannah May Creative Directors: Fabrice Le Nezet, Martin Pryor, Joe Jackson CG team: Nicolas Damour, Flora Macleod Creative Assistant: Minna Griffiths Production Assistant: Stephanie Skarbek
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Directors: Tim McCourt, Max Taylor Executive Producer: Laura Breaden Producer: Macarena Gaset
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luieo2006 · 5 months
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y'know i've been obssessed with Her Royal Highness since it first came out in 2019 or something like that and I even wrote some fanfics about flora and millie (all of them in brazilian portuguese, sorry guys)
what i am trying to say is that my rocksalt brainrot has been here for over four years or so and i just love them so much, i love everything abou them and ok the book has its flaws but i dont care???? i really dont care, i just love them very very deeply
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remixinc · 8 months
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Channel 4 "Idents" from ELLIOTT POWER on Vimeo.
Client: Channel 4 Agency: 4creative Production: Art Practice Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Creative Directors: Mike Skrgatic, Daniel Wolfe, Lynsey Atkin, Bafic
Directors: Elliott Power, Saman Aminzadeh, Optical Arts, Bafic, Mike Battcock, Will Dohrn, Daniel Eatock, Mike Skrgatic and James Allen, Verity May Lane, Maria Lax, The Line, Louis McCourt, Justyna Obasi, The Romantix, Dan Tobin Smith, Daniel Wolfe & Matthew Watson
Voiceover: John Joseph Holt 4Creative
Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Managing Director: Katie Jackson Executive Producer: Louise Oliver Senior Producer: Lauren Holden Production Manager: Hope Sutherland Junior Producer: Jazz Stradling Channel 4 Chief Marketing Officer: Zaid Al-Qassab Marketing Director: Amber Kirby Head of Brand Transformation: Matt Berry Marketing Lead, Brand Transformation: Simi Murthy Marketing Executive, Brand Transformation: Lana Camp Art Practice x Love Song Creative Director (Art Practice): Mike Skrgatic Creative Director (Love Song): Daniel Wolfe
Executive Producer: James Guy Producer: Bonnie Anthony Production Manager: Julia Guignabel Production Coordinator: Shirley Crawford Production Assistant: Katie Reid
Directors of Photography: Daniel Landin, Eponine Momenceau Moco Supervisor: Simone Tartaglia Moco Operator: Tomi Keeling 1st Assistant Director: Rob Blishen Production Designer: Arthur De Borman Art Directors: Matthew Fraser, Imogen Grant Toner Casting Directors: Kharmel Cochrane, Claire Catterson, Found Casting, Belinda Norcliffe Costume Designers: Hannah Edwards, Bratsk Collective, Ella Lucia Hair & Makeup: Lu Hinton, Ainslie Currie Editor: Fouad Gaber, Trim Editing VFX and Post Production: Time Based Arts Audio Post Production: String and Tins
Time Based Arts
Producer: Chris Aliano 2D Supervisors: Stephen Grasso, Leo Weston, Miguel Wratten CG Supervisors: Mike Battcock, Sam Osborne, Nick Smalley 2D Team: Manolo Perez, Jamie Crofts, Olivia O’Neil, Lucy Lawrence, Valeria Scalamandre, Eleonora Laddago, Bernie Varela, Chris Fraser, Dan Cowley, Tom Robinson CG Team: Ben Cantor, Nigel Timms, Bethan Williams, Ian Baird, Jordan Coles, Maxime Ponsart, Joe Ibbett, Teodora Retegan, Quentin Corker-Marin, Stephen Ross Grading: Max Ferguson Hook, Simone Grattarola
String and Tins 
Audio Post Production: String and Tins Sound Supervisor: Will Cohen Sound Designers: Lawrence Kendrick, Culum Simpson, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Adam Smyth, Joe Wilkinson, Adam Hare, Will Cohen, Mike Bamford Music Composers: Will Cohen, Culum Simpson, Adam Smyth, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Miink, Cal Swingler, J. Caesar, Matthew Watson, Daniel Freeman, Anthony Moore Music Supervisors: Laura-Leigh Smith and Mike Bamford Audio Producers: Laura-Leigh Smith and Rachel Hough
Optical Arts & Dan Tobin Smith
Founder / Creative Director: Dan Tobin Smith EP / Studio Director: Hannah May Creative Directors: Fabrice Le Nezet, Martin Pryor, Joe Jackson CG team: Nicolas Damour, Flora Macleod Creative Assistant: Minna Griffiths Production Assistant: Stephanie Skarbek
The Line 
Directors: Tim McCourt, Max Taylor Executive Producer: Laura Breaden Producer: Macarena Gaset
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mergingonthefreeway · 9 months
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Channel 4 "Idents" from ELLIOTT POWER on Vimeo.
Client: Channel 4 Agency: 4creative Production: Art Practice Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Creative Directors: Mike Skrgatic, Daniel Wolfe, Lynsey Atkin, Bafic
Directors: Elliott Power, Saman Aminzadeh, Optical Arts, Bafic, Mike Battcock, Will Dohrn, Daniel Eatock, Mike Skrgatic and James Allen, Verity May Lane, Maria Lax, The Line, Louis McCourt, Justyna Obasi, The Romantix, Dan Tobin Smith, Daniel Wolfe & Matthew Watson
Voiceover: John Joseph Holt 4Creative
Executive Creative Director: Lynsey Atkin Managing Director: Katie Jackson Executive Producer: Louise Oliver Senior Producer: Lauren Holden Production Manager: Hope Sutherland Junior Producer: Jazz Stradling Channel 4 Chief Marketing Officer: Zaid Al-Qassab Marketing Director: Amber Kirby Head of Brand Transformation: Matt Berry Marketing Lead, Brand Transformation: Simi Murthy Marketing Executive, Brand Transformation: Lana Camp Art Practice x Love Song Creative Director (Art Practice): Mike Skrgatic Creative Director (Love Song): Daniel Wolfe
Executive Producer: James Guy Producer: Bonnie Anthony Production Manager: Julia Guignabel Production Coordinator: Shirley Crawford Production Assistant: Katie Reid
Directors of Photography: Daniel Landin, Eponine Momenceau Moco Supervisor: Simone Tartaglia Moco Operator: Tomi Keeling 1st Assistant Director: Rob Blishen Production Designer: Arthur De Borman Art Directors: Matthew Fraser, Imogen Grant Toner Casting Directors: Kharmel Cochrane, Claire Catterson, Found Casting, Belinda Norcliffe Costume Designers: Hannah Edwards, Bratsk Collective, Ella Lucia Hair & Makeup: Lu Hinton, Ainslie Currie Editor: Fouad Gaber, Trim Editing VFX and Post Production: Time Based Arts Audio Post Production: String and Tins
Time Based Arts
Producer: Chris Aliano 2D Supervisors: Stephen Grasso, Leo Weston, Miguel Wratten CG Supervisors: Mike Battcock, Sam Osborne, Nick Smalley 2D Team: Manolo Perez, Jamie Crofts, Olivia O’Neil, Lucy Lawrence, Valeria Scalamandre, Eleonora Laddago, Bernie Varela, Chris Fraser, Dan Cowley, Tom Robinson CG Team: Ben Cantor, Nigel Timms, Bethan Williams, Ian Baird, Jordan Coles, Maxime Ponsart, Joe Ibbett, Teodora Retegan, Quentin Corker-Marin, Stephen Ross Grading: Max Ferguson Hook, Simone Grattarola
String and Tins 
Audio Post Production: String and Tins Sound Supervisor: Will Cohen Sound Designers: Lawrence Kendrick, Culum Simpson, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Adam Smyth, Joe Wilkinson, Adam Hare, Will Cohen, Mike Bamford Music Composers: Will Cohen, Culum Simpson, Adam Smyth, Jim Stewart, Kaspar Broyd, Miink, Cal Swingler, J. Caesar, Matthew Watson, Daniel Freeman, Anthony Moore Music Supervisors: Laura-Leigh Smith and Mike Bamford Audio Producers: Laura-Leigh Smith and Rachel Hough
Optical Arts & Dan Tobin Smith
Founder / Creative Director: Dan Tobin Smith EP / Studio Director: Hannah May Creative Directors: Fabrice Le Nezet, Martin Pryor, Joe Jackson CG team: Nicolas Damour, Flora Macleod Creative Assistant: Minna Griffiths Production Assistant: Stephanie Skarbek
The Line 
Directors: Tim McCourt, Max Taylor Executive Producer: Laura Breaden Producer: Macarena Gaset
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