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A Sound of Thunder (2005) [PG-13]

Release Date:
May 15, 2005

Original Title:
A Sound of Thunder

Alternate Titles:
El Cazador de Dinosaurios
El sonido del trueno
Vanatoare fatala
Zvok grmenja
Zvuk grmljavine
Âm Thanh Sấm Sét
І гримнув грім
І пролунав грім
Гуркіт грому

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
ApolloMedia
Baldwin Entertainment Group
Coco
Crusader Entertainment
Dante Entertainment
ETIC Films
Epsilon Motion Pictures
Film 111
Forge
Franchise Pictures
Jericho Productions Ltd.
MFF (Sound of Thunder)
Matrix Film Finance
Mobius International
QI Quality International GmbH Co. KG
Scenario Lane Productions
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
Czech Republic | Germany | Switzerland | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 12  DE: 12  FR: U  GB: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 101

Some rules should never be broken.

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When a hunter sent back to the prehistoric era runs off the path he must not leave, he causes a chain reaction that alters history in disastrous ways.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Oliver Barth

ADR Mixer:
Colin Rogers

ADR Supervisor:
Craig Clark

Accountant:
Vanessa Bolton

Animation Supervisor:
Dietrich Hasse

Art Department Assistant:
Slavek Vankat

Art Department Coordinator:
Klara Holubova

Art Direction:
Keith Pain

Assistant Camera:
Graham Hall

Assistant Costume Designer:
Till Fuhrmann

Assistant Editor:
Ross Porter-Ward

Assistant Sound Editor:
Nick Baldock

Associate Producer:
Steve Cantor

Author:
Ray Bradbury

Best Boy Grip:
Robert-James Bova

Boom Operator:
Benjamin Krüger

CG Artist:
Dragos Jieanu

CGI Supervisor:
David J. Witters

Camera Operator:
Stephen S. Campanelli

Casting:
Anja Dihrberg
Jessica Horváthová
Sue Jones

Clapper Loader:
Ian Coffey

Co-Producer:
Frank Hübner
Jan Fantl

Color Timer:
Harry Muller

Compositor:
Casey Allen

Concept Artist:
Dylan Cole

Conceptual Design:
Jean-Francois Mignault

Conceptual Illustrator:
Igor Chevalier

Conductor:
Nick Glennie-Smith

Costume Design:
Esther Walz
Sakina Msa

Creative Director:
Chris John Jones

Dialect Coach:
Ernestine Kahn

Dialogue Editor:
Dominik Schleier

Digital Compositor:
Ulysses Argetta

Digital Effects Producer:
Robert D. Crotty

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Steffen M. Wild

Digital Intermediate:
Gregory Creaser

Digital Intermediate Editor:
Lisa Tutunjian

Director:
Peter Hyams

Director of Photography:
Peter Hyams

Editor:
Sylvie Landra

Electrician:
Kriz David

Executive Producer:
Breck Eisner
Romana Cisarova
Rick Nathanson
Elie Samaha
William J. Immerman
Jörg Westerkamp
John Hardy
Howard Baldwin
Andrew Stevens

Executive Visual Effects Producer:
Scott Dougherty

First Assistant Director:
Charlie Watson

First Assistant Editor:
Nadia Naimi

Focus Puller:
Sven Fink

Foley Editor:
Noemi Hampel

Foley Recordist:
Anja Bause

Gaffer:
Andy Arnautov

Graphic Designer:
David E. Scott

Grip:
Mario Matic

Hair Assistant:
Ivana Němcová

Hairstylist:
Linda Mooney

Head of Production:
Andreas Illenseer

Key Costumer:
Katrin Hoffmann

Key Grip:
Helge Felgendreher

Key Set Production Assistant:
Mike Bocek

Legal Services:
Adam W. Rosen

Line Producer:
Yoram Barzilai
Guy J. Louthan

Location Manager:
Jiri Krejcir

Makeup Artist:
Steve Artmont

Matte Painter:
Kino Scialabba

Music Editor:
Gerard McCann

Musician:
Mark Berrow

Negative Cutter:
Mo Henry

Original Music Composer:
Nick Glennie-Smith

Post Production Accountant:
Jack W. Haddox

Post Production Supervisor:
Tim Grover

Producer:
Moshe Diamant
Karen Elise Baldwin

Production Assistant:
Lenka Kadlecova

Production Controller:
Dianne Mapp-Cheek

Production Coordinator:
Veronika Horka

Production Design:
Richard Holland

Production Executive:
Guy J. Louthan

Production Supervisor:
Reinhild Gräber

Project Manager:
Diane Macke

Props:
Martina Ter-Akopowá

Rigging Gaffer:
Václav Čermák

Rotoscoping Artist:
Marlan Harris

Scientific Consultant:
Alexander Xavier Ponce-Bonano

Screenplay:
Joshua Oppenheimer
Thomas Dean Donnelly
Gregory Poirier

Script Supervisor:
Catherine Allinson

Second Assistant Accountant:
Tracy Fedak

Second Assistant Camera:
Emiliano Topai

Second Assistant Director:
Adrian Toynton

Second Second Assistant Director:
Miroslav Fozo

Second Unit Director:
Raza Mallal

Sequence Supervisor:
Jay Randall

Set Decoration:
Richard Roberts

Set Designer:
Desmond Crowe

Set Medic:
Eva Dvorakova

Sound Effects Editor:
Robin Pohle

Sound Mixer:
Manfred Banach

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Hinreiner

Special Effects:
Neil Toddy Todd

Special Effects Supervisor:
Joss Williams

Special Effects Technician:
Duncan Capp

Steadicam Operator:
Alessandro Bolognesi

Still Photographer:
Murray Close

Storyboard Artist:
James Doh

Stunt Coordinator:
Petr Drozda

Stunt Double:
Blanka Jarošová

Stunts:
Rudolf Bok

Supervising Sound Editor:
Peter Baldock

Third Assistant Director:
Martina Götthansova

Underwater Camera:
James Lewis

Unit Manager:
Petr Šplíchal

Unit Production Manager:
Ondřej Sláma

VFX Artist:
Ryan Lastimosa

Visual Effects:
Arndt Baumueller

Visual Effects Art Director:
Igor Chevalier

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Bastian Schreitling

Visual Effects Editor:
Soline Guyonneau

Visual Effects Producer:
Gayle Busby

Visual Effects Production Manager:
Bonnie Lemon

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Christian McIntire
David Lingenfelser

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