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Corn (2004) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 1, 2004

Original Title:
Corn

Production Companies:
Revere Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 97

It's not nice to fool Mother Nature.

Overview from TheMovieDB

A woman returns home to have a baby and witnesses an environmental accident involving genetically modified crop of corn. Doubted by the community, she questions her own sanity as she tries to discover what's happening.

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Art Department Assistant:
Angelique Clark

Art Direction:
Anne Mayer

Assistant Art Director:
Yeon Choi

Assistant Camera:
Jeffrey Dutemple
Dennis A. Livesey

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Allen Lau

Assistant Location Manager:
Rory Celentano

Assistant Sound Editor:
Aaron Davies

Associate Producer:
Ben Odell
Jena Malone

Boom Operator:
Anguibe Guindo

Camera Intern:
Steve Hollis
Debbie Stampfle

Casting Associate:
Meredith Tucker

Casting Director:
Georgianne Walken
Sheila Jaffe

Co-Producer:
Samara Yeshaiek

Color Timer:
Don Ciana

Costume Design:
Tere Duncan

Dialogue Editor:
Brian O'Hara

Digital Compositor:
Andy Hunter
Derek Gebhart
Dong Yon Kang
Daniel Lu
Shervin Shoghian
Mike Mombourquette

Director:
Dave Silver

Director of Photography:
Hernán Otaño

Editor:
Sabrina Huffman

Executive Producer:
Frank V. Nash
Roger Marino
Amelia Silver
Bill Hamilton

Extras Casting:
Kristen Caldwell

First Assistant Camera:
Pierrot Colonna

First Assistant Director:
Sam Lobel
Jon Mintz

First Assistant Editor:
Carola Boado

Foley Editor:
Joseph Difonzo

Greensman:
Patrick Wood

Hair Designer:
Lorraine Godfrey

Line Producer:
Samara Yeshaiek

Location Assistant:
Martin Glenn

Location Manager:
Ben Odell

Makeup & Hair:
Maribel Araujo
Brian Abbott

Makeup Designer:
Lorraine Godfrey

Music Editor:
John Salk

Original Music Composer:
Craig Snyder

Post Production Coordinator:
Jill Hutchinson

Producer:
Michael Corrente

Production Coordinator:
Annie Marter

Production Design:
Charles Kirby

Production Sound Mixer:
Fredrick Helm
John D'Aquino

Production Supervisor:
Steph Accetta

Property Master:
Ellen Robinson

Script Supervisor:
Wendy L. York
Luci Westphal

Second Assistant Camera:
Ryan Sullivan

Second Assistant Director:
Michael A. Moffa

Second Second Assistant Director:
Kim Betz

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Tom Houghton

Sound Effects Editor:
John D'Aquino

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
John Salk

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Fredrick Helm

Special Effects Supervisor:
Ed Manning

Steadicam Operator:
Parris Mayhew
Gerard Sava

Still Photographer:
Eric Anderson

Storyboard Artist:
Eric Brown

Supervising Sound Editor:
Fredrick Helm

Visual Effects Producer:
Michael Kowalski

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Allan Magled

Wardrobe Assistant:
Jen Paek

Wardrobe Intern:
Nadine Ezra

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Suzan Burdan

Writer:
Dave Silver

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