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Lazer Team 2 (2017) [PG-13]

Release Date:
November 13, 2017

Original Title:
Lazer Team 2

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Rooster Teeth Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 86

Deep space is about to be probed.

Overview from TheMovieDB

After Woody goes missing while working on secret alien research, the former members of Lazer Team must come together to rescue their lost friend.

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Production

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Dax Stringer

Art Department Assistant:
Ben Humphreys

Art Department Coordinator:
Todd Ruhnau

Art Direction:
Brad Blei

Assistant Location Manager:
Todd Jones

Best Boy Grip:
Kevin Combs

Boom Operator:
Bradley Murphy
Oksana Smetanyuk

Camera Operator:
Jordan Bradley

Casting:
Brad Burton
Lindsey Weissmueller
Kimberly Williams Burton

Colorist:
Parke Gregg
Louise Kreusel

Conductor:
Nicholas Dodd

Costume Design:
Mirin Soliz

Digital Intermediate Assistant:
Aaron Castillo

Digital Intermediate Editor:
Parke Gregg

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Allison Turrell

Director:
Matt Hullum
Daniel Fabelo

Dolly Grip:
Steve Urban

Editor:
Sarah Deuel

Electrician:
William Penson
Nick Scimeca

Executive Producer:
Ryan P. Hall

Extras Casting:
Michael Druck
Adam Egizi

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Amanda Bruce Parker

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Chase Chesnutt

First Assistant Director:
Meg Beatty

Graphic Designer:
Giselle Grayson

Hair Department Head:
Mischa Fruge

Key Hair Stylist:
Rey Medrano

Leadman:
Ken Gaston-Kilgore

Lighting Technician:
Robyn Greer

Line Producer:
Joe Dishner

Loader:
Luke Mullen

Location Assistant:
Christian Berg

Location Manager:
Bill Lanier

Music Editor:
Kyle Scribner

Music Producer:
Carl Thiel

On Set Dresser:
Sarah Spencer

Orchestrator:
Nicholas Dodd

Original Music Composer:
Carl Thiel

Other:
Mike McCutchen

Post Production Supervisor:
Jason Wehling

Producer:
Burnie Burns
Doreen Copeland
Matt Hullum
Suzanne Weinert

Production Design:
Marcus LaPorte

Prop Maker:
Susan A. Benson
Doug Field

Property Master:
Chris Combs

Rigging Grip:
Jude Orozco

Scenic Artist:
Robert Christian

Scoring Mixer:
Peter Fuchs

Screenplay:
Burnie Burns
Daniel Fabelo
Matt Hullum

Script Supervisor:
Samantha Bennett

Second Assistant Director:
Derek Franzese

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jaytyler Ferretti

Set Decoration:
David Hack

Sound Mixer:
Greg Armstrong

Special Effects:
Kassi Gardener

Special Effects Coordinator:
Wes Aylor

Still Photographer:
Courtney Jones

Storyboard Artist:
Joe MacDonald

Stunt Coordinator:
Jeff Schwan

Stunt Double:
Jennifer Badger
Troy Faruk
Hans Marrero
Erik Schultz

Stunts:
Emily Brobst
Justin Hall
Nito Larioza
Jon Overgaauw
Juliana Potter

Visual Effects Producer:
Tim T. Cunningham

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Wes Meyers

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