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A
Excellent
MASTER SCORE 80.3 / 100
2003·Documentary / Music·2h 20m

CONCERT FOR GEORGE

As a memorial to George Harrison on the first anniversary of his passing, The Concert for George was held at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 29 November 2002 . Organized by Harrison's widow, Olivia, and son, Dhani, and arranged under the musical direction of Eric Clapton and Jeff Lynne. A benefit for Harrison's Material World Charitable Foundation, the all-star concert took place on the day of the first anniversary of his death. Proceeds from the film also went to the Material World Charitable Foundation. The film was shot using discreet cameras from over twelve locations.

Above the Line
David Leland·DirectorChris Menges·Director of PhotographyAndrew Morris·Sound RecordistClaire Ferguson·Editor
Cast
Joe Brown·SelfEric Clapton·SelfJools Holland·SelfSam Brown·SelfJeff Lynne·SelfPaul McCartney·SelfTom Petty·SelfBilly Preston·SelfRingo Starr·SelfAnoushka Shankar·Self
Full Crew
(30 credits)
Directing· 1
David Leland·Director
Camera· 14
Chris Menges·Director of PhotographyBarry Ackroyd·Camera OperatorPete Arias·Camera OperatorJeff Baynes·Camera OperatorJoan Churchill·Camera OperatorBarrie Dodd·Camera OperatorNicholas D. Knowland·Camera OperatorCasper Leaver·Camera OperatorChloë Leland·Camera OperatorDavid Leland·Camera OperatorJohn Lynch·Camera OperatorChris Morphet·Camera OperatorRoger Pratt·Camera OperatorNick Roylance·Camera Operator
Editing· 1
Claire Ferguson·Editor
Sound & Music· 2
Andrew Morris·Sound RecordistRyan Ulyate·Recording Supervision
Art & Design· 4
Eve Stewart·Production DesignTanya Clark·Art DirectionSabina Daley·Art DirectionEd Walsh·Art Direction
Production· 8
David Leland·ProducerRay Cooper·ProducerJon Kamen·ProducerOlivia Harrison·Executive ProducerBrian Roylance·Executive ProducerOlivia Harrison·ProducerEric Clapton·Production DirectorJeff Lynne·Production Director
By the Numbers
80.3
OF 100
Master Score
8.6
OF 10
IMDb
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Rotten Tomatoes
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION

A bespoke vision agent's reading of the design language behind Concert for George's key art.

Dominant Palette
3 colors
#191970
#F5F5DC
#000080
Mood
Solemn
Composition
Centered
Era
1960s
Visual Style
Photographic

“The image is a poster featuring a man playing an electric guitar and singing into a microphone. The man is wearing a suit and tie. The text "Concert for George"”

Key Elements
Electric GuitarMicrophoneSuitTie
Atmosphere
Muted
Color Mood
Cool
Setting
Indoor
Design Score
7/10
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