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Big Game (2015) [PG-13]

Release Date:
March 19, 2015

Original Title:
Big Game

Alternate Titles:
Big Game – Die Jagd beginnt
Caçada ao Presidente
Le Grand coup

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Thriller

Production Companies:
Altitude Film Entertainment
Bavaria Film Partners
Egoli Tossell Film
Film House Germany
Head Gear Films
Ketchup Entertainment
Metrol Technology
Subzero Film Entertainment
VisionPlus Fund I
Waterstone Entertainment

Production Countries:
Finland | Germany | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 14  DE: 12  FI: K-12  FR: 12  GB: 15  HU: 12  IE: 15  IT: T  NL: 12  PT: M/12  RU: 12+  SK: 12  TH: น 13+   US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

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Air Force One is shot down by terrorists, leaving the President of the United States stranded in the wilderness of Finland. 13-year-old Oskari is on a hunting mission to prove his maturity to his kinsfolk by tracking down a deer, but instead discovers the President in an escape pod. With the terrorists closing in to capture their prize, the unlikely duo team up to escape their hunters.

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3D Supervisor:
José Manuel Weil

ADR Mixer:
Stefano Marchetti
Tuomas Seppänen

ADR Recordist:
Miroslav Babić

Additional Casting:
Jona Wirbeleit

Additional Editing:
Erline O'Donovan-Clarke
Mark Day

Aerial Camera:
Richard Roles

Aerial Director of Photography:
Ville Hyvönen

Animation Supervisor:
Christian Kratzert

Armorer:
Hagen Dürre

Art Department Coordinator:
Peter Ackermann

Art Direction:
Hucky Hornberger

Assistant Art Director:
Sebastian Krause

Assistant Costume Designer:
Katja Krannich
Christina Isabell Molitor

Associate Producer:
Klemens Hallmann
Judy Tossell
Mohammed Hans Dastmaltchi
Frank Lehmann

Boom Operator:
Simjon Spengler

CG Artist:
Walid Mouawad
Robert Freitag
Hasan Ilhan

Camera Operator:
Thomas Gottschalk

Camera Trainee:
Johannes Pelzer

Casting:
Hanna Hansen
Silke Koch

Casting Assistant:
Claire Koonce

Clapper Loader:
Thomas Schönbrunn

Color Grading:
Andreas Minuth

Colorist:
Susan Lindner

Compositing Supervisor:
David Harter

Concept Artist:
Jussi Lehtiniemi

Construction Manager:
Helmut Härdtl
Erwin Schnetzer
Anja Haid
Wolfgang Petters

Continuity:
Heiko Hahn

Costume Design:
Mo Vorwerck

Costumer:
Askia Won-Ling Jacob

Dialogue Coach:
Johnny West

Digital Imaging Technician:
Benjamin Leutgeb

Director:
Jalmari Helander

Director of Photography:
Mika Orasmaa

Dolly Grip:
Clemens Bachmann

Dresser:
Mitra Saffari

Editor:
Iikka Hesse

Electrician:
Holger Löhner
Mika Lehikoinen
Tomi Sepänmaa
Ralf Hauschild

Executive Producer:
Compton Ross
Alex Garland
Yasin Qureshi
Jari Tuovinen
Markus R. Vogelbacher
Christian Angermayer
Phil Hunt

Fight Choreographer:
Can Aydin
Jaymes Butler

First Assistant Camera:
Nea Salminen

First Assistant Director:
Jochen Gosch

Focus Puller:
Snezana Anastasijevic

Foley Editor:
Pietu Korhonen

Foley Supervisor:
Heikki Kossi

Gaffer:
Uwe Greiner
Jani Pinomaa

Grip:
Juha Niska

Helicopter Camera:
Ville Vellend
Ville Hyvönen

Key Makeup Artist:
Tatjana Luckdorf

Location Manager:
Arno Sieberger

Makeup Artist:
Annika Rahner

Makeup Designer:
Salla Yli-Luopa

Matchmove Supervisor:
Sebastian Stanek

Matte Painter:
Tony Rudolph
Nadine Thomas
Christoph Hoffmann

Modeling:
Claudia Knorr
Dirk Mauche

Online Editor:
Jakob Seidel

Original Music Composer:
Miska Seppä
Juri Seppä

Painter:
Dominik Reindl
Kurt Musseg
Benjamin Nino
Christian Huber

Pilot:
Maria Missios
Hans Schneider
Frederic Sturm

Producer:
Jens Meurer
Petri Jokiranta
Will Clarke
Andy Mayson

Production Accountant:
Paul Meyer-Gerlt

Production Assistant:
Jennifer Bruenn

Production Coordinator:
Christine Rau
Nora Knott

Production Design:
Christian Eisele

Production Executive:
Cathrin Schlegel
Julia Tanz
Marcus Loges
Maritha Norstedt

Property Master:
Benjamin Speiswinkel

Rigging Gaffer:
Rainer Trautmann

Seamstress:
Katrin Bobek

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Mika Orasmaa

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Daniel Kuitunen

Set Dresser:
Maria Mathauser
Steven Herbener

Sound Designer:
Timo Anttila
Tuomas Seppänen

Sound Editor:
Erno Kumpulainen

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Olli Pärnänen

Sound Recordist:
Oliver Jergis
Tiia Vestola

Special Effects Coordinator:
Konsta Mannerheimo

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Birger Laube

Special Effects Supervisor:
Dirk Lange

Special Effects Technician:
Raine Toikkanen

Steadicam Operator:
Marcus Pohlus

Still Photographer:
Stephanie Kulbach

Stunt Coordinator:
Torsten Jerabek

Stunt Double:
Can Aydin

Supervising Sound Editor:
Timo Anttila

Swing:
Simon Bartl
Maximilian Ackermann

Travel Coordinator:
Andreas Lohmann

Underwater Camera:
Daniel Reger

Unit Publicist:
Felix Neunzerling
Claire Gascoyne
Manna Katajisto

VFX Artist:
Sami Haartemo
Eetu Niininen
Eddie Wong

VFX Editor:
Andreas Moosmüller
Gunnar von Voss

VFX Supervisor:
Jan Krupp

Visual Effects Producer:
Alexa von Schwichow

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Jan-Hilmar Petersen

Writer:
Jalmari Helander

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