Fat Dog – “Running” from the upcoming album ‘WOOF.’ out 6th September on Domino.
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Credits:
Directed by Stephen Agnew

Cast – Fat Dog, Hannah Mason & Becca Rumens
‘And So It Came To Pass’ read by Neil Bell

Production Company – DOGEATDOG

Executive Producer – Natalia Maus
Producer – Liam Wallace-Cook
Movement Director & Choreographer – Hannah Mason
1st AD – Danny Rumbelow

DOP – Jed Darlington-Roberts
1st AC – Darius Williams
2nd AC – Sam Harvey
Production Designer – Joe Munro
Art Director – Jessica Mallalieu
Art Assistant – Nik Fisher

Post Production – Avenues Studio
Editor – Thomas Goldser
Colourist – Sharon Chung

VFX – Moronica Fakenames

Kit – Blundell Studios

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  1. Something inside of me has changed since I listened to their 3 singles. Ticket booked for November and pre-order of the limited edition album vinyl has been purchased.

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