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15/08/2006

Horror film set to be Alto Films first feature

Alto Films’ supernatural horror feature film entitled 'Credo' is set to start production next week in London’s West End.
Credo is described as a "modern supernatural horror film that explores the dark side of the human psyche."
The film is to be shot in High Definition using the Panasonic VariCam HD
Cinema Camera in an initiative to maximize production value.
Digital cinematography specialists, Axis Films and Axis Post will act as a
production partner with Alto Films in the provision of equipment in shooting
right through to post production.
Credo follows Alto’s success with a number of short films including 'Daddy’s
Boy', winner of Best European Short Film in The Silver Méliès 2004.
Alto’s
past short films are distributed by a subsidiary of Universal Pictures in 40
countries.
(DS/SP)
VMI.TV Ltd

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