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Four Tracks

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 4M

Director : Kian Doughty

Synopsis

18-year old songwriter Carl Luers reflects on his artistic journey as he enters a new stage of life.

Actors

Carl Luers
Carl Luers
Self

Crews

Kian Doughty
Kian Doughty
Director
Kian Doughty
Kian Doughty
Cinematography
Kian Doughty
Kian Doughty
Editor
Josh Doughty
Josh Doughty
Executive Producer
Carl Luers
Carl Luers
Music
Eli Filner
Eli Filner
Production Assistant

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