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Extreme Days (2001) [PG]

Release Date:
September 28, 2001

Original Title:
Extreme Days

Alternate Titles:
Extremedays
Sk8er Boyz

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Providence Entertainment
Tricor Entertainment
Truth Soul Armor

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 93

Life's a trip......

Overview from TheMovieDB

As four lifelong friends, Will, Bryan, Matt, and Corey, are on the road trip they've been planning their whole lives, Corey's beloved grandfather unexpectedly dies. When going to claim Corey's inheritance, the gang meets Matt's beautiful cousin Jessie and embark on a hilarious, extreme sports-filled adventure.

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Art Department Coordinator:
Michael Scot Wrede

Assistant Editor:
Lisa Willinger
Johannes Weuthen
Sharon Smith Holley
Joe Plenys

Best Boy Electrician:
Tony Thomas
Christopher Cash

Boom Operator:
Bennie McRae

Camera Operator:
Garett Griffin
Michael J. Gallagher
Larry Boothby

Casting:
Heather Johnstone

Casting Associate:
Joey Campana

Cinematography:
Michael G. Wojciechowski

Costume Design:
Billy Ray McKenna

Costume Supervisor:
Heather Sladinski

Craft Service:
Larry Thompson
Sandy Townsend

Director:
Eric Hannah

Director of Photography:
Michael G. Wojciechowski

Driver:
Mike Tost
Dennis O'Connell
Andre Brandes
Angelo Loffredo
Karl E. Nelson
Corey Dail
Juan Ramirez
Eric Moon
Kelly Harkess

Editor:
Andrew S. Eisen

Electrician:
Eddy Savarese
John Morrison
Robert Murphy
Ben Bowling

First Assistant Camera:
Richard Avalon
Lee Alexander
David Trenkle
Cullen Lockwood

Foley:
Peter D. Saphier
Steve Hollenbeck

Gaffer:
William Russell

Grip:
Rick Tucker
Rick Ellis
Drew Robison
Tracy Tucker
Kevin Malin
Jeremy Brussell

Hairstylist:
Anthea Grutsis
Julie Zvorsky
Rela Martine
Connie Mayfield

Loader:
Freddy Rosado

Location Manager:
Brad Hill

Location Scout:
John Larena

Makeup Artist:
Jennifer Donish

Music:
Klaus Badelt

Music Supervisor:
Brent D. Winter

Post Production Supervisor:
Dessie Markovsky

Producer:
Betsy Chasse
Cindy Bond

Production Accountant:
Gray Hemphill III
Jenny Fitzgibbons

Production Coordinator:
Alan Welch

Production Design:
Daniel J. Vivanco

Publicist:
Sheila McGrady
Dione Foster

Script Supervisor:
Jennifer S. Jackson

Set Decoration:
Peggy Paola

Set Dressing Artist:
Pia Pedersen

Set Medic:
Paul Townsend Cottrell

Sound Designer:
Emile Razpopov

Sound Editor:
Brent D. Winter
Mario Ferguson
Xavier Sol

Sound Mixer:
Glenn Gaines

Special Effects Coordinator:
Larry Fioritto

Still Photographer:
Jeff Lawson
Eric Lee
Chris Lynch

Storyboard:
Jeanne D'Atoni

Studio Teachers:
Jim Hartz
Lynne Robbins
Bill Clark
Maxine Brooks

Stunt Coordinator:
Phil Culotta

Stunts:
Rick Avery
Laura Lee Connery
Al Goto
Kaye Wade
Lee Smith
Justin Sundquist

Transportation Captain:
Derew Frutos

Transportation Coordinator:
Michael Perrotti

Unit Production Manager:
Scott Altomare

Visual Effects:
Christopher Dusendschon

Writer:
Eric Hannah
Craig Detweiler

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