A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
July 20, 1994
Original Title:
Snap
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
Independent and General Productions
MAP Film Productions
Production Countries:
New Zealand
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 16
A young couple stumble into a disused photographer's studio and find themselves snapped up by the past.
Assistant Art Director:
Tanea Chapman
Assistant Camera:
Amanda Clark
Assistant Editor:
Bridget Lyon
Boom Operator:
Corrin Ellingford
Ann Barnes
Camera Operator:
Donald Duncan
Clapper Loader:
Dean McCarroll
Co-Director:
Neil Pardington
Continuity:
Merrin Ruck
Director:
Stuart McKenzie
Director of Photography:
Leon Narbey
Editor:
Eric De Beus
First Assistant Director:
Hamish Skeggs
Gaffer:
Gerald Morse
Grip:
James Creevey
Location Manager:
Cushla Mayer
Location Sound Recordist:
Ray Beentjes
Makeup Artist:
Erin Kelly
Original Music Composer:
Andrew Thomas
Producer:
Norman Elder
Neil Pardington
Stuart McKenzie
Production Design:
Andrew Thomas
Production Manager:
Pauline Marron
Screenplay:
Stuart McKenzie
Script Consultant:
Miranda Harcourt
Fiona Samuel
Danny Mulheron
Sound Designer:
Mike Hopkins
Sam Negri
Sound Mixer:
John Boswell
Special Effects Supervisor:
George Port
Still Photographer:
Guy Robinson
Wardrobe Assistant:
Lisa Densem
Hilary Niederer
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