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Scenes of the Crime (2002) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 11, 2002

Original Title:
Scenes of the Crime

Alternate Titles:
Escenas de un crimen

Genres:
Action | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Battleplan Productions
Cinerenta Medienbeteiligungs KG

Production Countries:
Germany | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GR: 16  JP: R18+ 

Runtime: 91

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young man about to get married earns extra cash by driving a local mobster, but things go awry when the mobster is shot dead by a rival crime boss.

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ADR Mixer:
Christina Tucker

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Ralph Barone

Assistant Editor:
Keith Henderson

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Nancy Honeycutt

Assistant Property Master:
Michael Cutler

Assistant Sound Editor:
Jamie Hardt
Greg ten Bosch

Best Boy Grip:
Shawn Whelan

Boom Operator:
William Munroe

Camera Operator:
Stephen J. Ullman
Ralph Mendoza

Casting:
Mary Jo Slater
Steve Brooksbank

Casting Associate:
Beth Blanks

Chief Lighting Technician:
Tommy Barone

Co-Producer:
James Spies
Bonnie Weis

Color Timer:
Stephen R. Sheridan

Colorist:
John Sellars

Construction Coordinator:
Curtis Baruth
Roger L. King

Construction Foreman:
Wayne Lindholm

Costume Design:
Molly Maginnis

Director:
Dominique Forma

Director of Photography:
James R. Bagdonas

Dolly Grip:
Desi R. Jojola Sr.

Editor:
Sidney Levin

Electrician:
Chris Franco
Michael M. Mosley
Dennis E. Shelton

Executive Producer:
Eberhard Kayser
Mario Ohoven

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Mark Santoni

First Assistant "B" Camera:
John Stradling

First Assistant Director:
David Allen Cluck

First Assistant Editor:
William Marrinson

Hair Department Head:
Dino Ganziano

Hair Designer:
Susan Germaine

Key Costumer:
Javier Arrieta

Key Grip:
Lloyd Barcroft

Key Makeup Artist:
James R. Scribner

Leadman:
Tom MacLear

Makeup Department Head:
John M. Elliott Jr.

Music Editor:
Jeanette Surga

Original Music Composer:
Christopher Young

Producer:
Willi Bär
Rod Lurie
Marc Frydman
Deborah Lee

Production Accountant:
Dianne Mapp-Cheek

Production Coordinator:
Brita Holmberg

Production Design:
Jeff Knipp

Production Supervisor:
Sherry Marshall

Property Master:
Deana Albers

Publicist:
Robin Mayemura

Rigging Gaffer:
Joly Erickson

Script Supervisor:
Mary Ann Newfield

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Julie Helton

Second Assistant Camera:
Scott Ronnow

Second Assistant Director:
Sean Whitler
Jodi Lowry
Jay Ostrowski

Set Decoration:
Kathe Klopp

Set Dresser:
Walsh Carvalho

Sound Editor:
Jon Mete
Kira Roessler
Fred Judkins
Dale Brown
Stewart Nelsen
Dana Gustafson

Sound Effects Editor:
Martin Lopez

Sound Mixer:
Ed Novick

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Samuel Lehmer
Jeffrey Perkins

Sound Recordist:
Christopher Sidor

Special Effects Coordinator:
Matt Sweeney
Matt Sweeney

Steadicam Operator:
Mark La Bonge

Still Photographer:
Patti Arpaia

Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Jensen

Stunt Double:
Peter Epstein
Ethan Jensen
Billy Judkins
Joe Witherell
Danny Downey
Vince Deadrick Jr.

Stunts:
Loyd Catlett

Supervising ADR Editor:
Dean Beville

Supervising Sound Editor:
Stephen Hunter Flick

Unit Production Manager:
Bonnie Weis

Utility Stunts:
Bob McGovern
Lincoln Simonds
Bob Pennetta

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Marcus Tate

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Elaine Ramires

Writer:
Dominique Forma
Amit Mehta
Daniel Golka

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