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Without a Paddle (2004) [PG-13]

Release Date:
August 20, 2004

Original Title:
Without a Paddle

Alternate Titles:
Bez hrebla
Bez vesla
Sans aviron
Sin rumbo
Skase kai kolympa
Troye v kanoe
Without a Paddle - Un tranquillo week-end di vacanza

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Thriller

Production Companies:
De Line Pictures
Paramount Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BE: 14  DE: 12  FR: 12  GB: 12  HU: 16  IE: 12  NL: 14  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 95

The call of the wild. The thrill of adventure. The mistake of a lifetime.

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Three friends, whose lives have been drifting apart, reunite for the funeral of a fourth childhood friend. When looking through their childhood belongings, they discover a trunk which contained details on a quest their friend was attempting. It revealed that he was hot on the trail of the $200,000 that went missing with airplane hijacker D.B. Cooper in 1971. They decide to continue his journey, but do not understand the dangers they will soon encounter.

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3D Supervisor:
Rhys Dippie

ADR Editor:
Avram D. Gold

ADR Mixer:
Bob Baron

ADR Voice Casting:
Terri Douglas

Additional Editing:
Patrick J. Don Vito

Armorer:
Gunner Ashford

Art Department Coordinator:
Rachael Cooper

Art Direction:
Denise Hudson

Assistant Accountant:
Monica McLeod

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Hansel Verkerk

Assistant Director:
Simon Ambridge

Assistant Editor:
Craig Alpert

Assistant Location Manager:
Claire Ashton

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Angela Hovey

Assistant Property Master:
Ben Milsom

Assistant Unit Manager:
Trudi Steel

Associate Producer:
Lynsey Shmukler Jones

Boom Operator:
Corrin Ellingford

Camera Operator:
Cameron McLean

Camera Trainee:
Dusty Millar

Casting:
Sheila Jaffe

Casting Assistant:
Vanessa Rodriguez Spencer

Casting Associate:
Meg Morman

Chief Lighting Technician:
David Brown

Clapper Loader:
Inga Fillary

Color Timer:
Chris Regan

Colorist:
Bryan McMahan

Conductor:
Mike Nowak

Construction Coordinator:
Mike Heffernan

Costume Design:
Ngila Dickson

Costume Supervisor:
Liz McGregor

Costumer:
Sian Evans

Dialogue Editor:
Chuck Michael
Susan Kurtz
Vic Radulich
Mike Szakmeister

Digital Compositors:
Tony Cole

Director:
Steven Brill

Director of Photography:
Jonathan Brown

Dolby Consultant:
James Wright

Dolly Grip:
Kayne Asher

Editor:
Peck Prior
Debra Neil-Fisher

Editorial Production Assistant:
John Dietrick

Electrician:
Giles Coburn

Executive Producer:
Andrew Haas
Richard Vane
Wendy Japhet

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Victoria Beynon-Cole

First Assistant Camera:
Erik L. Brown

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Ronnie Morgan

First Company Grip:
Tony Keddy

Focus Puller:
Andrew Stroud

Foley Artist:
Robin Harlan

Foley Editor:
Scott Curtis
Jeremy Pitts

Foley Mixer:
Randy Singer

Generator Operator:
Gus Salla

Graphic Designer:
Campbell Read

Greensman:
Andrew Driver

Grip:
Darren Bradnock

Hairstylist:
Abby Collins

Key Hair Stylist:
Debra East

Lighting Technician:
Reuben Morrison

Loader:
Stephanie Kuttner

Location Manager:
Kimberly Logan

Location Scout:
Brett Higginson

Makeup Artist:
Karen Winefield

Music Coordinator:
Jojo Villanueva

Music Editor:
Richard Ziegler
Fernand Bos

Music Supervisor:
Julianne Jordan

Orchestrator:
Kevin Kliesch

Original Music Composer:
Christophe Beck

Payroll Accountant:
Ruben Ferguson

Picture Car Coordinator:
Robin Allen

Post Production Supervisor:
Kiki Morris

Producer:
Donald De Line

Production Assistant:
Kevin Armstrong

Production Coordinator:
Karla Rodgers
Bronwyn Eichbaum

Production Design:
Perry Andelin Blake

Production Executive:
Brian Witten

Production Secretary:
Angela Thomas

Production Supervisor:
Nadia Paine

Property Master:
Pip Steel

Scenic Artist:
Tane Griffin

Screenplay:
Jay Leggett
Mitch Rouse

Script Supervisor:
Julie Pitkanen
Dianne Moffatt

Second Assistant Director:
Kate Vanderbyl

Second Company Grip:
Huw Griffiths

Second Second Assistant Director:
Richard Matthews

Second Unit Director:
Jack Gill

Set Costumer:
Simon Ward

Set Decoration:
Meg Everist

Set Designer:
Kate Thurston

Set Dressing Artist:
Michelle Haugh

Set Medic:
Andy Buckley

Set Painter:
Wade Hannett

Sound Effects Editor:
Russell Farmarco
Cameron Steenhagen
Mark Allen

Sound Mixer:
Ken Saville

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Greg Orloff

Sound Recordist:
Dennis Johnson

Special Effects Assistant:
Paul Davenport

Special Effects Coordinator:
Karl Chisholm

Special Effects Supervisor:
Peter Cleveland

Special Effects Technician:
Sven Harens

Steadicam Operator:
Cameron McLean

Still Photographer:
Simon Cardwell

Story:
Fred Wolf
Harris Goldberg
Tom Nursall

Storyboard Artist:
Andrew Burbon

Stunt Coordinator:
Augie Davis

Stunt Double:
Tim McLachlan

Stunts:
Trevor Bau
Andy Gill
Richard Epper

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Christopher T. Welch

Supervising Sound Editor:
Elmo Weber

Textile Artist:
Libby Dempster

Third Assistant Director:
Katie Hutchinson

Transportation Captain:
Jessica Hogan

Transportation Coordinator:
Annie Frear

Unit Manager:
Peter Tonks

Unit Production Manager:
Trishia Downie

Unit Publicist:
Sue May

Video Assist Operator:
Stephen Baker

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Carmel Russell

Visual Effects Producer:
Marie A. Jones
Steen Bech

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Dean Lyon

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