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Ghost Ship (2002) [R]

Release Date:
October 25, 2002

Original Title:
Ghost Ship

Alternate Titles:
Barco Fantasma
Barco fantasma
Brod duhova
Ghost Ship - Das Geisterschiff
Ghost Ship - Meer des Grauens
Ghost Ship. Barco fantasma
Korabl'-prizrak
Nave fantasma
Prizrachen korab
To stoiheiomeno ploio

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Dark Castle Entertainment
Ghost Ship Films Pty. Ltd.
NPV Entertainment
Village Roadshow Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
Australia | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BE: 18  BR: 16  CZ: 12+  DE: 18  FI: K-16  FR: 12|16  GB: 18  HU: 18  IE: 18  MX: C  NL: 16  NO: 15  NZ: 16  PL: 18  PT: M/18  RU: 18+  SE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 91

Sea Evil

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After discovering a passenger ship missing since 1962 floating adrift on the Bering Sea, salvagers claim the vessel as their own. Once they begin towing the ghost ship towards harbor, a series of bizarre occurrences happen and the group becomes trapped inside the ship, which they soon learn is inhabited by a demonic creature.

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Production

3D Artist:
Kimberley Liptrap

ADR Mixer:
Troy Porter

ADR Voice Casting:
Jessica Gee-George

Accountant:
Liam Banks

Additional Music:
Pablo Duchovny

Animation Supervisor:
Andy Cadzow

Armorer:
Jeff Gribble

Art Department Coordinator:
Tim Lyall

Art Direction:
Richard Hobbs

Assistant Accountant:
Prudence Williams

Assistant Art Director:
Charles McGuinness
Jim Millett

Assistant Editor:
Elana Joy Livneh Lessem

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Melaini Lewis

Assistant Sound Editor:
Bill R. Dean

Associate Producer:
Stephen Jones

Best Boy Grip:
James Hopwood

Boom Operator:
Rod Conder

Camera Operator:
John Trapman

Carpenter:
Darrin Smith

Casting:
Lora Kennedy
Fiona McMaster
Tom McSweeney

Co-Producer:
Susan Downey
Richard Mirisch

Color Timer:
Jeff Smithwick

Conductor:
Nick Ingman

Construction Coordinator:
John Rann

Costume Designer:
Margot Wilson

Costume Supervisor:
Mel Dykes
Janice MacIsaac

Dialogue Coach:
Bruce Shapiro

Dialogue Editor:
Stephanie Brown

Digital Compositors:
Lindsay Adams

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Gerard Benjamin Pierre

Director:
Steve Beck

Director of Photography:
Gale Tattersall

Driver:
Marc Sparky Rutherford

Editor:
Roger Barton
Rebecca Weigold

Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Daniel R. Chavez

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Bill Draper

Executive Producer:
Steve Richards
Bruce Berman

Executive Visual Effects Producer:
Daniel Harvey

Extras Casting:
Jade Tam

First Assistant Camera:
Ricky Schamburg

First Assistant Director:
Colin Fletcher

First Assistant Editor:
Robert Malina

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Christopher Alba

Foley:
John Roesch

Foley Artist:
Alyson Dee Moore

Foley Recordist:
Linda Lew

Gaffer:
Shaun Conway

Grip:
Stuart Bell

Helicopter Camera:
Simon Werry

Key Grip:
David Nichols

Lighting Technician:
Zac Murphy

Location Manager:
Kent Sponagle

Makeup Artist:
Anita Morgan
Nadine Wilkie

Makeup Effects:
Jason Baird
Scott Patton
Steven Boyle

Makeup Supervisor:
Nikki Gooley

Music Editor:
Tommy Lockett

Musician:
Mark Berrow

Orchestrator:
Frank Bennett

Original Music Composer:
John Frizzell

Post Production Coordinator:
Adam Avery

Producer:
Gilbert Adler
Joel Silver
Robert Zemeckis

Production Accountant:
Alan J. Lam

Production Assistant:
Kristine Fraser

Production Coordinator:
Louisa Kors

Production Design:
Graham 'Grace' Walker

Production Manager:
Craig Forrest

Production Secretary:
Suzanne Evans-Booth

Production Sound Mixer:
Paul 'Salty' Brincat

Property Master:
Jim Millett

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Antony McMullen

Researcher:
Miriam Johnson

Screenplay:
Mark Hanlon
John Pogue

Script Supervisor:
Jackie Sullivan

Second Assistant Camera:
Ben King

Second Assistant Director:
Jennifer Leacey

Second Unit Cinematographer:
Ian 'Thistle' Thorburn

Second Unit Director:
Danny Baldwin

Set Costumer:
Samantha Walker

Set Decoration:
Beverley Dunn

Set Designer:
Claudine Clark
Christian Huband
Kate Lovejoy
David Nimmo

Set Dresser:
Steve Goldenberg
Jac Charlton

Sound Assistant:
Nicole Miller

Sound Editor:
Andrew Lackey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Ken S. Polk
Gregg Rudloff

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Christopher Allen Nelson

Special Effects Supervisor:
Brian Cox

Special Effects Technician:
Patrick Carmiggelt

Still Photographer:
Vince Valitutti

Storyboard Artist:
Graeme Callander

Stunt Coordinator:
Danny Baldwin

Stunt Double:
Gulliver Page

Stunts:
Ric Anderson
Nick Lawson

Supervising ADR Editor:
Julia Evershade

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard Adrian
Dane A. Davis

Telecine Colorist:
Trish Cahill

Third Assistant Director:
Miranda Colman

Underwater Camera:
Peter McDougall

Unit Production Manager:
Stephen Jones

Unit Publicist:
Fiona Searson

VFX Editor:
Brad Lindenmayer

Visual Effects:
Matt Linder

Visual Effects Assistant Editor:
Cheryl Potter

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Keith Foston

Visual Effects Editor:
Robert Malina

Visual Effects Producer:
Naomi Mitchell

Visual Effects Production Manager:
Kirsten Fazio

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Dale Duguid

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