Company Pictures: Skins 4
Skins 4
Transmission: January 2010
In Production
E4: 8 x 60mins
Writers: Bryan Elsley, Jamie Brittain, Ben Schiffer, Lucy Kirkwood, Georgia Lester, Ed Hime, Sean Buckley
Producer: John Griffin
Directors: Philipa Langdale, Neil Biswas, Daniel O'Hara, Esther May Campbell
Executive Producers: Charles Pattinson, George Faber, Bryan Elsley
Created By: Bryan Elsley & Jamie Brittain
Starring: Kaya Scodelario, Lisa Blackwell, Megan Prescott, Kathryn Prescott, Jack O'Connell, Luke Pasqualino, Ollie Barbieri, Merveille Lukeba, Lilly Loveless
Skins 4 will celebrate the triumph of the teenage spirit in the face of uncertainty and the institutional pressure thrown up by the current cultural/economic climate - proving that teenagers are not simply drugged-up consumers, but powerful beings whose emotional strength and determination knows no bounds, and who can defeat any obstacle with an emotional purity and honesty lost to the adult world.
In these troubled times, teenagers are our moral and spiritual compass. They hold the world together. This uncertain future belongs to them.
Source
WTF at the 8 episodes part, that means two people are sharing.
ETA: So, I've convinced myself that the 8 episode thing is a typo because looking over the page they spelt Lily's name wrong. I'll continue to believe that until told otherwise because 8 is just not enough.
Transmission: January 2010
In Production
E4: 8 x 60mins
Writers: Bryan Elsley, Jamie Brittain, Ben Schiffer, Lucy Kirkwood, Georgia Lester, Ed Hime, Sean Buckley
Producer: John Griffin
Directors: Philipa Langdale, Neil Biswas, Daniel O'Hara, Esther May Campbell
Executive Producers: Charles Pattinson, George Faber, Bryan Elsley
Created By: Bryan Elsley & Jamie Brittain
Starring: Kaya Scodelario, Lisa Blackwell, Megan Prescott, Kathryn Prescott, Jack O'Connell, Luke Pasqualino, Ollie Barbieri, Merveille Lukeba, Lilly Loveless
Skins 4 will celebrate the triumph of the teenage spirit in the face of uncertainty and the institutional pressure thrown up by the current cultural/economic climate - proving that teenagers are not simply drugged-up consumers, but powerful beings whose emotional strength and determination knows no bounds, and who can defeat any obstacle with an emotional purity and honesty lost to the adult world.
In these troubled times, teenagers are our moral and spiritual compass. They hold the world together. This uncertain future belongs to them.
Source
WTF at the 8 episodes part, that means two people are sharing.
ETA: So, I've convinced myself that the 8 episode thing is a typo because looking over the page they spelt Lily's name wrong. I'll continue to believe that until told otherwise because 8 is just not enough.