Human Factors antagonises connection between language, hierarchies and bodily well-being through its manifestation in architecture and landscape. Although the film has no protagonist, a central element of the film is a voice over. What the voice represents is abstruse, she is both lovers, landmasses, ruptured anatomy, a union between political bodies.​

 

Voice Over: Penelope McGhie 

Dancers: Phil Barton and Hayley Jones

Commuter: Rhiannon Hughes

Sound Design: Patrick Burniston

Voice dub: Doug Haywood

Camera:  Ilona Sagar and Tom Nowel

Lighting direction: Tom Nowel