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Many of you have noticed that Tales of Kenzera: ZAU is supported by Ridley Scott Associates. Today I’m proud to reveal what that means.<br/><br/>Over the past few months, I’ve written and directed my first short film with the support and guidance of RSA Films.<br/><br/>It tells the real story behind ZAU, showing how hard it is to reach out. To try to connect to others while you’re going through it. To make the choice to be seen.<br/><br/>I’m honoured to share this piece of myself with you now. It’s the ideal primer for Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, and it’s my love letter to my father and to everyone out there who holds the pain of loss in their heart.<br/><br/>- Abu<br/><br/>Pre-order ZAU: https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/tales-of-kenzera/zau<br/>Play the Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2316580/Tales_of_Kenzera_ZAU/<br/>Follow Surgent: https://twitter.com/surgentstudios<br/>Follow Abu: https://twitter.com/Abzybabzy<br/><br/>Production company - RSA Films @ridleyscottcg & Surgent Studios @surgentstudios<br/>Executive Producer -Luke Scott<br/>Executive Producer -Nancy Ryan @nook80<br/>Director - Abubakar Salim @abzysalim<br/>Producer - Amara Rossell @amararossell<br/>1st AD - Ty Hack @tyyhack<br/>Production Assistant - Ella Crawford @ellacrawford<br/>Production Runner - Sonny Cannatella @sonnycannatella<br/>AD Runner - Jess Lee@jessicaolivialee<br/>1st AC - Oliver Bingham @oliver_bingham<br/>1st AC Day 3- Stefen Ofori @essofori<br/>2nd AC - Scarlett Gardner @scarlettgartman<br/>Camera Trainee - Max Bent Marshall @maxbentmarshall<br/>Steadicam - Beau Pritchard @beauxpj<br/>Gaffer - Salvador Gomez @glofilmlighting<br/>Spark - Declan Duffy @declanlikesflowers<br/>Spark - Charlie Lodge @charlie_lodge<br/>Production Designer -Lottie Toon @lottienot<br/>Art Director - Elis Agurp@eliagrup<br/>Video Playback - Von Adams @vonadmas<br/>Sound Recordist - Danny Hilton @hiltsldn<br/>Camera Driver - Charlie Maddocks @cbemaddocks<br/>Offline post house - The Assembly Rooms @the_assembly_Rooms<br/>Editor: Amanda Marie- Rose @amandaldn<br/>Post Producer - Taise Kerr @taiskerr<br/>Colourist -Vlad Barin @vladb.c<br/>Colour Producer -Mike Coley @mikecoley_culkin
Many of you have noticed that Tales of Kenzera: ZAU is supported by Ridley Scott Associates. Today I’m proud to reveal what that means.<br/><br/>Over the past few months, I’ve written and directed my first short film with the support and guidance of RSA Films.<br/><br/>It tells the real story behind ZAU, showing how hard it is to reach out. To try to connect to others while you’re going through it. To make the choice to be seen.<br/><br/>I’m honoured to share this piece of myself with you now. It’s the ideal primer for Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, and it’s my love letter to my father and to everyone out there who holds the pain of loss in their heart.<br/><br/>- Abu<br/><br/>Pre-order ZAU: https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/tales-of-kenzera/zau<br/>Play the Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2316580/Tales_of_Kenzera_ZAU/<br/>Follow Surgent: https://twitter.com/surgentstudios<br/>Follow Abu: https://twitter.com/Abzybabzy<br/><br/>Production company - RSA Films @ridleyscottcg & Surgent Studios @surgentstudios<br/>Executive Producer -Luke Scott<br/>Executive Producer -Nancy Ryan @nook80<br/>Director - Abubakar Salim @abzysalim<br/>Producer - Amara Rossell @amararossell<br/>1st AD - Ty Hack @tyyhack<br/>Production Assistant - Ella Crawford @ellacrawford<br/>Production Runner - Sonny Cannatella @sonnycannatella<br/>AD Runner - Jess Lee@jessicaolivialee<br/>1st AC - Oliver Bingham @oliver_bingham<br/>1st AC Day 3- Stefen Ofori @essofori<br/>2nd AC - Scarlett Gardner @scarlettgartman<br/>Camera Trainee - Max Bent Marshall @maxbentmarshall<br/>Steadicam - Beau Pritchard @beauxpj<br/>Gaffer - Salvador Gomez @glofilmlighting<br/>Spark - Declan Duffy @declanlikesflowers<br/>Spark - Charlie Lodge @charlie_lodge<br/>Production Designer -Lottie Toon @lottienot<br/>Art Director - Elis Agurp@eliagrup<br/>Video Playback - Von Adams @vonadmas<br/>Sound Recordist - Danny Hilton @hiltsldn<br/>Camera Driver - Charlie Maddocks @cbemaddocks<br/>Offline post house - The Assembly Rooms @the_assembly_Rooms<br/>Editor: Amanda Marie- Rose @amandaldn<br/>Post Producer - Taise Kerr @taiskerr<br/>Colourist -Vlad Barin @vladb.c<br/>Colour Producer -Mike Coley @mikecoley_culkin
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