The Call Centre is a new project that tells the story of a woman working in a call centre, who makes a very risky decision.
Louisa Connolly-Burnham, currently known for her work in front of the camera in the likes of Wolfblood and Call The Midwife, is next to take a step behind it.
She’s putting together her writing and directorial debut, a short film by the name of The Call Centre. It’s an ambitious production, too, that charts the story of a young woman working at, well, a call centre. But after a conversation with a customer by the name of David, she breaks the rules, and – sensing a connection between them – goes off to try and find him in person. Things, we suspect, do not go well.
Connolly-Burnham is also set to take the lead role in the production, which will be the first from her newly-formed company, Thimble Films.
Fundraising is underway now, and you can back and support the project over at Kickstarter, here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/louisacb/the-call-centre
Here’s her campaign video…
