Vicky persuades film star Kebbell to star in short

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On
the
web
alented Halifax
film maker Vicky
Lawton persuaded
Dead Man’s Shoes
star Toby Kebbell
to appear in her three-minute
film - part of a unique collaboration between Rankin Film
Productions, Panasonic and
its new Lumix GH3 camera.
The former North Halifax
Grammar student, who is 27,
andonlygraduatedfromKingston University six years ago,
says she went out on a limb to
getKebbelltoactinHertz-the
story of a secret experiment
on a prisoner.
“Ihaveseenhiminsomany
films and thought he was
amazing. When he said yes I
Toby Kebbell in a shot from Hertz
was thrilled,” she said of the
Prince of Persia: The Sands of
Time, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, War Horse and Wrath of
the Titans actor.
Vicky and two male colleagues were each asked to
make their films to show off
the capabilities of the camera. Their efforts can be seen
onwww.panasonic.co.uk/gh3.
Vicky joined Rankin in
2008 as a photographic assistant.
In2011shebecamecreative
directorforthebusiness’sown
magazine Hunger.
In addition to her work
with Rankin, Vicky has directed music videos and fashion films, marking notable
collaborations with bands including Alpines and designer
Katie Eary.
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