We All Go Up (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 6, 2024

Original Title:
We All Go Up

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Hochschule Offenburg
Schwartz Mehl GbR

Production Countries:
France | Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12 

Additional information:

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3D Animator:
Robin Roeske

Assistant Editor:
Janna Haecker
Roman Brauch

Assistant Production Design:
Bonina Lindlar

Assistant Set Decoration:
Maren Richter

Base Camp Operator:
André Pörner

Best Boy Electric:
Tobias Bosseck
Michael Schwab

Catering Head Chef:
Felix Szichta

Color Grading:
Darius Neef
Adrian Schwartz

Compositing Artist:
Rokas Wille

Compositing Supervisor:
David Erhardt

Continuity:
Anja Haas

Costume Design:
Ronja Rohrer

Director:
Adrian Schwartz

Director of Photography:
Darius Neef

Drone Operator:
Sebastian Lindlar
Deborah Bode

Editor:
Adrian Schwartz

First Assistant Camera:
Deborah Bode
Maximilian Förster

First Assistant Director:
Robin Trouillet

Gaffer:
Phillip Kozuch

Makeup & Hair:
Maren Rosenberger

Music Score Producer:
Jan Pattscheck
Jannik Jochim
Sebastian Lindlar

Producer:
Hannah Gantner
Lukas Mehl
Adrian Schwartz

Production Assistant:
André Pörner
Noah Lischka
Anja Haas

Production Design:
Felix Goral
Leonie Faller

Prop Designer:
Stefan Schmitt
Markus Trölsch

Props:
Selina Illing

Screenplay:
Adrian Schwartz
Zaid Ghasib

Second Assistant Camera:
David Erhardt
Noah Fierravanti

Set Runner:
Sara Erhardt
Vanessa Jörger

Set Supervisor:
Sascha Schmidt

Sound Designer:
Sebastian Lindlar
Jan Pattscheck

Sound Mixer:
Jan Pattscheck
Sebastian Lindlar

Sound Recordist:
Sebastian Lindlar
Anja Pachutzki
Jan Pattscheck

Translator:
Ambre Rafed

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