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Storm Catcher (1999) [R]

Release Date:
September 10, 1999

Original Title:
Storm Catcher

Alternate Titles:
隐形战机

Genres:
Action | Thriller

Production Companies:
Franchise Pictures
Phoenician Entertainment
Stormy Productions Inc.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 95

Convicted of treason. Sentenced to death. One chance to set the record straight.

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A renegade general plots to bomb Washington using a new top secret jet called the Storm Catcher. The only trouble is only one man is capable of flying it. So they seek to put him on the run in a conspiracy that makes him appear to have murdered several men and stolen the plane. Then try to murder his wife and take his daughter prisoner. Threatening to kill his daughter if he doesn't help, he appears trapped. However, his best friend who is the plane's computer specialist has a few tricks up his sleeve.

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ADR & Dubbing:
Stuart C. Bailey

ADR Editor:
Stuart C. Bailey

ADR Mixer:
Lorita de la Cerna

Actor's Assistant:
Katie Ladyko

Additional Second Assistant Camera:
Kevin Lachoff
Julius Graham

Assistant Costume Designer:
Lou Eyrich

Assistant Editor:
Mick Erausquin

Assistant Hairstylist:
Linda-Marie Monier
Rosanna Montes
Cynthia Laws

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Rosanna Montes
Linda-Marie Monier
Cynthia Laws

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Patrick Joseph

Assistant Property Master:
Josh J. Sheridan

Best Boy Electric:
Douglas S. Kennedy

Best Boy Grip:
Mike Mueller

Boom Operator:
Lionel Luna

Camera Loader:
Kevin Lachoff

Camera Operator:
Michael Satrazemis

Casting:
Joey Paul Jensen

Casting Associate:
Sarah Dalton

Color Timer:
Chuck Winston

Costume Design:
Carol Ramsey

Costume Supervisor:
Christine Wada

Craft Service:
Ron Mechler

Dialogue Editor:
Stuart C. Bailey

Director:
Anthony Hickox

Director of Photography:
David Bridges

Dolly Grip:
James Alden

Driver:
Keven H. Simmons
Steve Shoemaker
Alberto Coto
Edward Porras Jr.
Aliza Washabaugh
Scotty Goudreau
John Cuda
John "Bud" Cardos
Luís Mata
Ronald P. Dyer
Jarrett Spencer

Editor:
Brett Hedlund

Electrician:
Tony Donato
Michael Woolaway
David Gottlieb

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Alison Semenza

Executive Producer:
Alan B. Bursteen
Elie Samaha
Demitri Samaha

Extras Casting:
Joseph Hicks

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Christopher Taylor

First Assistant Director:
Greg Webb

Foley Artist:
Leslie Bloome
Kitty Malone

Foley Mixer:
Lorita de la Cerna

Gaffer:
Roger Sassen

Grip:
Cam Hinz
Christopher McKool
Ryan Vanlossberg
Tony Assini

Key Grip:
John T. Martin

Key Hair Stylist:
Sheri Knight
Nancy Montgomery

Key Makeup Artist:
Nancy Montgomery
Sheri Knight

Leadman:
Bryce Holtshousen

Legal Services:
Robert L. Oppenheim

Line Producer:
William Burke
Tim Moore

Location Assistant:
Elana Karstofsky
Beth Fricke
Paul Brown

Location Manager:
Errol Reichow
William Langlois

On Set Dresser:
Darcy Wennes

Original Music Composer:
Eric Wurst
David Wurst

Pilot:
Alan D. Purwin

Post Production Accountant:
Marc Kunis

Post Production Supervisor:
Maureen Norton

Producer:
Ashok Amritraj
Jim Wynorski
Andrew Stevens
Tracee Stanley

Production Accountant:
Shari Sontag

Production Assistant:
Benjamin Sacks
Bryan Gettman
Tara Georgenes
Kamal John Iskander
Nick Nahas
Steve Bell
Susan E. Walter
Héctor Claramunt
Eric Melstad
Caleb Wilson

Production Consultant:
Betsy Mackey

Production Controller:
Florian Schereck

Production Coordinator:
John Burton West

Production Design:
Pamela Marcotte

Production Sound Mixer:
Eric Enroth

Production Supervisor:
Lori A. Spall

Property Master:
Bill Davis

Script Supervisor:
L. Britton

Second Assistant Camera:
Jad Carmona
John Vetter
Coby Garfield

Second Assistant Director:
Daniel R. Suhart

Second Unit Director:
Spiro Razatos

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Igor Meglic

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Alexander H. Gayner

Set Costumer:
Susan Strubel

Set Decoration:
Greta Grigorian

Set Dresser:
Tony Dale Russo
Jamie Boyce
Tennille C. Ruth
Jeff Cockerell

Sound Effects Editor:
Michael Clark

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Joel E. Smith
Scott C. Kolden

Sound Supervisor:
Jan Kikumoto
Dennis Michael Tenney

Special Effects Coordinator:
Eddie Surkin

Special Effects Technician:
Santiago Barbalace
Dean W. Miller

Stand In:
Marvin Turpin
Jeff Clark

Steadicam Operator:
John Joyce
Bruce Green

Still Photographer:
Gregory Peters

Studio Teacher:
Jo Ann Smith
Judith M. Brown

Studio Teachers:
Jim Hartz

Stunt Coordinator:
Spiro Razatos

Stunt Double:
Nancy Young

Stunts:
Richard E. Butler
Erik Cord
Rick Avery
Mark De Alessandro
Andy Gill
Denney Pierce
Brett A. Jones
David M. Graves
Ousaun Elam
Jeff Cadiente

Transportation Captain:
Joe Feeney

Transportation Coordinator:
P. Gerald Knight

Unit Production Manager:
Andrew Stevens
Tim Moore

Visual Effects:
Chris Ervin

Writer:
Ed Masterson
Bill Gucwa

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