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Masks (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 28, 2011

Original Title:
Masks

Alternate Titles:
Audition for Death
Audition mortelle
Mastile
Μάσκες
Маски

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Anolis Entertainment
Reduta Berlin
Sterling Screen Entertainment
Stormlight Films
aug & ohr medien

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 18 

Runtime: 112

Audition for Death - Dein Blut für Deinen Traum

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In the 70s Matteusz Gdula invented an acting method that was supposed to make every actor “shine”. Still, lots of his students die mysteriously and Gdula commits suicide. His method gets banned. Now: Stella, an ambitious, but rather untalented drama student, gets accepted at the „Matteusz Gdula“-school. When she bears witness to some strange occurrences, she gets drawn into the bizarre and deadly web that surrounds the dark secret of the school...

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Production

Art Direction:
Brendan Flynt
Bitto Graciano

Associate Producer:
Michael Cholewa
Ivo Scheloske
Markus Kaatsch

Casting:
Sacha Kazanian

Casting Associate:
Mario Fraticelli

Catering:
Timucin Erk
Tanja Grupp

Co-Producer:
Sammy Balkas
Petra Marschall
Volker Lange
Bernd Reichert

Color Timer:
Christian Kaltenbach

Compositor:
Nils Weise

Coordinating Producer:
Nicole Hasenjäger

Costume Design:
Nadja Herzog

Director:
Andreas Marschall

Director of Photography:
Sven Jakob-Engelmann

Dolly Grip:
Tonino Grotti

Driver:
James McLuhan
Roberto Bianchini

Editor:
Andreas Marschall

Electrician:
Christian Gierden

Executive Producer:
Gertjan Rooijakkers

First Assistant Camera:
Martin Saalfrank

First Assistant Director:
Bennet Togler

Gaffer:
Edgar Auell

Location Manager:
Axel Wackwitz
Harrisch Ford

Makeup Artist:
Sandra Großkopf
Susann Kuster
Anne Haller
Helene Funke
Florian Schubert
Nina Düffort
Fulvia Stracciari
Nadine Wenrich
Melanie Weber
Natalie Federl
Anne Linhard
Janine Kusche
Natalie Scheil
Bastian Russ
Jenni Wieland
Mandy Klimt
Mandy Ernst
Miriam Erkma

Makeup Department Head:
Inga Ross

Music:
Sebastian Levermann

Musician:
Piero Montefort

Painter:
Philip Jung

Producer:
Tim Luna

Production Assistant:
Tilman Beilfuss
Philip Jung

Production Coordinator:
Tanja Hoffmann

Production Design:
Tim Luna

Production Driver:
Nicola Lablonda

Props:
Daniel Hyan

Prosthetic Makeup Artist:
Patrick Walter

Runner Art Department:
Roberto Bianchini

Screenplay:
Andreas Marschall

Second Unit Director:
Enrique Timoteo

Set Decoration:
Enrico Garrone

Sound Designer:
Phil Freeborn

Sound Editor:
Jochen Klemp

Sound Recordist:
Stefan Berg-Johansen

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Maike Oberhoffer
Björn Roters

Steadicam Operator:
Thomas Fritzsche

Stunts:
Viktor Rennpening

Supervising Music Editor:
Arne Eickenberg

Thanks:
Pietro Martellanza
Dario Argento
Maurice Taube
Hasso von Hugo
Mario Bava
Beatrice Festerling
Sergio Martino
Pablo Guisa Koestinger
Heiko Merten

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Christian Planitzer

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sonali Wiedenhöfer

Writer:
Andreas Marschall

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