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12:01 (1993) [PG-13]

Release Date:
July 5, 1993

Original Title:
12:01

Alternate Titles:
12.01
Mezzanotte e un minito
タイムアクセル 12:01

Genres:
Science Fiction | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Chanticleer Films
Fox West Pictures
New Line Television

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  GB: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 92

Every day at a minute past midnight the sci-fi adventure begins... again.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Office employee Barry Thomas is caught in a "time bounce" caused by a glitch in the company's secret project. Now the same day occurs again and again - and Barry's the only one who can do anything about it, including saving the life of beautiful research assistant Lisa Fredericks.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Jeff Vaughn

Additional Camera:
Matthew J. Curry
David Luckenbach
Scott E. Steele

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Adam Druxman

Additional Set Dresser:
Erik F. Brown

Art Department Production Assistant:
Sabina C. Alvarez

Art Designer:
Thom Schillinger

Art Direction:
Kristian D. Bast

Assistant Art Director:
John Stefanon

Assistant Camera:
Robert A. Saliamonas
Peter K. Wilson

Assistant Editor:
Edward R. Abroms

Best Boy Grip:
James D. Wickman

Boom Operator:
Linda Perry

Camera Loader:
Keoki Ho

Camera Operator:
Bob Gorelick

Casting:
Leslee Dennis

Casting Assistant:
Alyssa Weisberg

Color Timer:
Mato

Costume Design:
Cynthia Bergstrom

Costume Supervisor:
Janet Sobel

Costumer:
Lori DeLapp

Dialogue Editor:
Jim Brookshire
Cathie Speakman

Director:
Jack Sholder

Director of Photography:
Anghel Decca

Dolly Grip:
Bob Ivanjack

Driver:
J. Wesley Adams
Rod Bearden
Dave Dargie

Editor:
Michael N. Knue

Electrician:
G. Smokey Campbell
Roland Cañamar
Dejon Ellis
John C. Nadeau
Eugene Rivera
Brett Santucci
J. Wesley Tillman

Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Joe Fineman

Executive Producer:
Jana Sue Memel
Sasha Emerson

First Assistant Camera:
Bonnie Blake
Butch Pierson
Andy Sydney

First Assistant Director:
Jeffrey Wetzel

Foley Artist:
Gregg Barbanell
Vince Nicastro

Foley Mixer:
Brian Geer

Gaffer:
Jeffrey C. Mygatt

Grip:
Jerry Antonetti
Jeffrey Douglas
Wayne I. Eulert
Mark 'Guns' Navarette
Alan Parr
Marc Polanski
Edwin Schiernecker
Doug Weinmann

Hairstylist:
Kerry Mendenhall

Key Grip:
Bruce Swift

Leadman:
Gene Bishop

Location Manager:
Vicki Rogers

Makeup Artist:
Anne P. Turk

Music Editor:
Carol Sue Humphrey

On Set Dresser:
David S. Bridson

Original Music Composer:
Peter Rodgers Melnick

Post Production Coordinator:
Lynn Hobson

Post Production Supervisor:
Evan Edelist
Bruce Golin

Producer:
Jonathan Heap
Cindy Hornickel
Bob Degus

Production Design:
Michael Novotny

Property Master:
Steven Schalk

Script Supervisor:
Harriotte H. Aaron

Second Assistant Camera:
Jeff Graham
Konstantin von Krusenstiern

Second Assistant Director:
John Wildermuth

Set Decoration:
Anthony R. Stabley

Short Story:
Richard Lupoff

Sound Effects Editor:
Ricardo Broadus
Harry Cohen
Tim Gedemer

Sound Mixer:
Pat Toma

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Scott Ganary
Tony Sereno
Ken Teaney

Special Effects Assistant:
David Domeyer

Special Effects Coordinator:
G. Bruno Stempel

Steadicam Operator:
David Emmerichs

Still Photographer:
Kimberly Wright

Story:
Jonathan Heap

Stunt Coordinator:
Tim Gilbert

Stunts:
Christine Anne Baur
Mickey Gilbert
Chuck 'Chaz' Hosack
Al Jones
Robert Keller
Lance Gilbert
Ric Roman Waugh

Supervising Sound Editor:
Marc Fishman

Swing:
Joseph W. Grafmuller
Ed Martin II
Richard Paul Pond
Warren Sewell
Phil Tubach

Transportation Coordinator:
Charley Bob Burnham

Unit Production Manager:
Jonathan Sanger

Video Assist Operator:
Terence M. McGuire

Writer:
Philip Morton

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