The Futureheads 'Meet Me Halfway' by Lewis Arnold
Sam Hill - 3rd July 2013
Having stormed the charts a few years back with a classic cover version of Kate Bush's Hounds of Love, naturally they returned to their roots and covered...er...The Black Eyed Peas - in complete accopella taken from their 2012 album 'Rant'.
Stepping into the directors chair for this Radar-commissioned short film - unofficial, but inspired by the music - is Lewis Arnold.  Lewis has built quite a profile with previous Radar-commissioned videos and his independent short films - and he having just graduated from the National Film & Television School, and with his grad film screening at this year's Edinburgh Film Festival, he has just signed with Rokkit. And this gripping, sinister film takes a 'stalker eye view' to the gym-going suburbian population.
Lewis Arnold:
"The idea was developed very much with actor Ricci Harnet, who helped craft the character and the overall story. I suppose I have been blessed on my promo work to have worked with great actors like Ricci Harnet and Jo Hartley, and so you trust their instincts.
"In the case of 'Meet Me Halfway' we changed so much of the story as we shot, in a very organic way, as we responded to the instincts of both Ricci and the other cast members. Although it's worth mentioning this was a nightmare for the producers and our 1st A.D Ben Burton."
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Sam Hill - 3rd July 2013
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Production/Creative
- Director
- Lewis Arnold
- Producer
- Louise Malin
- Producer
- Lawrence Mason
- 1st AD
- Ben Burton
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Alfie Biddle
- Focus Puller
- Jack Wilkinson
Lighting/Grip
- Gaffer
- Charlie Goodger
Editorial
- Editor
- James Taylor
- Sound
- Peter Warnock
Grading
- Colourist
- Jack Jones
Commission
- Commissioner
- Radar Music Videos
Misc
- Runner
- Sophie Weeks
- DIT
- Corey Webb
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Cast
Ricci Harnett, Natasha Staples, Damien Hannaway, Lainy Scott and Xhuliana Shehu.
Sam Hill - 3rd July 2013