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Zeroville (2019) [R]

Release Date:
September 19, 2019

Original Title:
Zeroville

Alternate Titles:
El corte final

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Rabbit Bandini Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 16  CH: 12  DE: 12  GB: 15  NL: 16  RU: 18+  US: R 

Runtime: 96

Sex, cinema and punk rock. 1969

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young actor arrives in Hollywood in 1969 during a transitional time in the Industry.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Kyle Lane
Aaron Southerland

Additional Camera:
Thomas Valko

Art Department Assistant:
Nicolette Daskalakis
Desirae Hepp

Art Department Coordinator:
Devon Lombardi

Art Direction:
Eric Morrell

Assistant Editor:
Jeff Cummings

Assistant Property Master:
Carlton Rude

Assistant Sound Editor:
Maggie McCoy

Associate Editor:
Christine Park

Associate Producer:
Billy Greenfield
Natalie Perrotta

BTS Photographer:
Zhubin Rahbar

Best Boy Electric:
Timothy Robert Ryan

Best Boy Grip:
Erica Thurlow

Camera Operator:
Darius Shahmir
Eric Leach

Casting:
Cynthia Huffman

Costume Design:
David Page

Dialogue Editor:
Sean Higgins

Digital Imaging Technician:
Brandon Boudreaux

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Scott Gregory

Director:
James Franco

Director of Photography:
Bruce Thierry Cheung

Editor:
Matthew Diezel
Joe Murphy

Executive Producer:
Scott Reed
Wendy Rutland
Ron Singer
Lauren Selig

Extras Casting:
Rashé Johnson

First Assistant Accountant:
Carina Portillo

First Assistant Camera:
Jamiel VanOver
Ken Tanaka

Foley Editor:
Laura Wilcox

Foley Mixer:
Lyndsey Schenk

Gaffer:
Mike Parry

Hair Department Head:
Lori McCoy-Bell

Hairstylist:
Dawn Victoria Dudley
Aubrey Marie
Prescilla Jean Olay

Key Costumer:
Michelle Boucher

Key Grip:
Jake Cross

Key Hair Stylist:
Theodora Katsoulogiannakis

Leadman:
Leigh Poindexter

Line Producer:
Kirk Michael Fellows

Makeup Artist:
David Abbott

Makeup Department Head:
Lisa Layman
Laverne Caracuzzi

Music Coordinator:
Shelby Comstock Britten

Novel:
Steve Erickson

Original Music Composer:
Johnny Jewel

Producer:
Michael Mendelsohn
Caroline Aragon
Vince Jolivette

Production Accountant:
Misty Dawn White

Production Assistant:
Thomas Pojunas
Homa Kohan
Diego Cabrera
Roger Berard

Production Coordinator:
Ashley Franklin

Production Design:
Kristen Adams

Production Manager:
Stefano Dalla Lana

Property Master:
Dwayne Grady

Script Supervisor:
Kiran Kaur Saini

Second Assistant Camera:
Jacob R. Burke
Blake Hooks

Set Costumer:
Constance Garcia

Set Decoration:
Tracy Dishman

Set Dresser:
Jason Bennett
Kristin Rasmussen
Kevin Mincin
Stephen Barikian

Sound Designer:
T.J. Jacques

Sound Effects Editor:
Paul Stanley

Sound Mixer:
James B. Appleton
Mike Weinstein

Sound Supervisor:
Dan Snow

Special Effects Coordinator:
Josh Hakian

Steadicam Operator:
Jerry Franck

Still Photographer:
Anna Kooris

Stunt Coordinator:
Todd Bryant

Supervising Sound Editor:
Sean Higgins

VFX Artist:
Sam Parker

Writer:
Paul Felten
Ian Olds

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