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The Hole (2009) [PG-13]

Release Date:
September 9, 2009

Original Title:
The Hole

Alternate Titles:
3D无底洞
3D鬼洞
A rettegés mélye
Miedos 3D
The Hole - Die geheimnisvolle Falltür
The Hole in 3D
Брама

Genres:
Adventure | Fantasy | Thriller

Production Companies:
BenderSpink
Bold Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  FR: 16  GB: 12A  IE: 15  IT: venice film festival  NL: 12  RU: 12+  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 92

What Are You So Afraid Of?

Overview from TheMovieDB

After moving into a new neighbourhood, brothers Dane & Lucas and their neighbour Julie discover a bottomless hole in the basement of their home. They find that once the hole is exposed, evil is unleashed. With strange shadows lurking around every corner and nightmares coming to life, they are forced to come face to face with their darkest fears to put an end to the mystery of THE HOLE.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Norbert Kaluza

ADR Mixer:
Chris M. Jacobson

ADR Supervisor:
Bruce Nyznik

Animal Wrangler:
Steve Woodley

Art Direction:
Tyler Bishop Harron

Assistant Art Director:
Doris Deutschmann

Assistant Property Master:
Laura Schneider

Assistant Set Decoration:
Lynn Werner

Associate Producer:
Garrick Dion

Boom Operator:
Robert McDonagh

Casting:
Nancy Nayor

Chief Lighting Technician:
Stuart Haggerty

Co-Producer:
Jon Silk
Jonathan Oakes

Conductor:
Allan Wilson

Construction Coordinator:
Dean McQuillen

Costume Design:
Kate Main

Costume Supervisor:
Michelle Roth

Dialogue Editor:
Brad Semenoff
Devin Joseph

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Susan Alexander

Director:
Joe Dante

Director of Photography:
Theo van de Sande

Dolby Consultant:
Bryan Pennington

Editor:
Marshall Harvey

Executive Producer:
Chris Bender
J.C. Spink
Gary Michael Walters

Extras Casting:
James Forsyth

Foley Artist:
Alex Ullrich

Foley Mixer:
John Sanacore

Hairstylist:
Connie Kallos
Danna Rutherford

Key Grip:
Tony Whiteside

Key Hair Stylist:
Danna Rutherford

Key Makeup Artist:
Leah Ehman

Location Manager:
Jamie Lake

Makeup Artist:
Leah Ehman
Art Anthony

Music Editor:
Steven A. Saltzman

Original Music Composer:
Javier Navarrete

Producer:
Claudio Fäh
David Lancaster
Michel Litvak
Vicki Sotheran

Production Accountant:
Mandy Butler

Production Design:
Brentan Harron

Production Sound Mixer:
Daryl Powell

Property Master:
Valentine Pavuls

Script Supervisor:
Ruby J. Munro

Set Decoration:
Victoria Söderholm

Set Designer:
Michael Toby

Sound Designer:
Jussi Tegelman

Sound Effects Editor:
Chris M. Jacobson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Marti D. Humphrey
Chris M. Jacobson

Special Effects Coordinator:
Darren Marcoux

Steadicam Operator:
Norbert Kaluza

Still Photographer:
Ed Araquel

Storyboard Artist:
Robert Pratt

Stunt Coordinator:
Scott J. Ateah

Stunt Double:
Ninon Parent
Jennifer Mylrea
Don Lew
Daniel Cudmore
Fraser Corbett

Supervising Sound Editor:
Bruce Nyznik

Transportation Coordinator:
Bob Dennett

Writer:
Mark L. Smith

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