The Skin I Move In
Mar 06, 2022 · 5m
Director
Christine UbochiOverview
Liberty decides to spend the first day of summer questioning her life and those within it. Instead of reflecting on their differences, she thinks about their similarities and the impact they’ve had on her. She realises that they have one thing in common - they’re all women. She begins to create an ode to not only the dominant female presence in her life, but to all women and the beauty in their stories, through her poem ‘The Skin I Move In’.
Cast of The Skin I Move In
Crew of The Skin I Move In
Christine UbochiWriter, Director- Jo NolanProducer
- Yasmin OdoProducer
- Adanna OgokeProducer
- Maddy AllenExecutive Producer
- Alex MontagueOriginal Music Composer
- Shaka AginaDirector of Photography
- Ella ViolettaEditor
- Jeremy OdameteyProduction Assistant
- Jean-Sébastien DegniStill Photographer
- Roisin HazelMakeup Artist
- Steven EniraiyetanFirst Assistant Director
- Connor HughesMusic Editor
- Barbara WelchProduction Coordinator
- Steve LennonProduction Manager
- Delaney GraceCo-Writer
- Nneka OmahHairstylist
- Mark Anthony GentlesCostume Designer
- Ross BrownElectrician
- Dylon AngolGaffer
About The Skin I Move In
What is The Skin I Move In about?
Liberty decides to spend the first day of summer questioning her life and those within it. Instead of reflecting on their differences, she thinks about their similarities and the impact they’ve had on her. She realises that they have one thing in common - they’re all women. She begins to create an ode to not only the dominant female presence in her life, but to all women and the beauty in their…
When was The Skin I Move In released?
The Skin I Move In was released on March 6, 2022.
How long is The Skin I Move In?
The Skin I Move In runs 5 minutes.
Who directed The Skin I Move In?
The Skin I Move In was directed by Christine Ubochi.
Who is in the cast of The Skin I Move In?
The cast of The Skin I Move In includes Hannah Oluwatoyosi Omisore (Liberty), Elizabeth Ubochi (Bella), Nelly Ubochi (Mother), Alicia Senou (Roba) and Anita-Joy Uwajeh (Amor).