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Nothing (2003) [R]

Release Date:
September 9, 2003

Original Title:
Nothing

Genres:
Comedy | Fantasy | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
49th Parallel Films
Copperheart Entertainment
Odeon Films
Senator International

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 90

What if you wished everyone - and everything - would just go away!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The film tells the story of two good friends who live together, Andrew, an agoraphobic travel agent who works from his home, and Dave, a loser who works in an office where he is treated with contempt. Just when it seems things can't get any worse for the two, the entire world outside of their house disappears and is replaced with an endless white void.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Jill Purdy

ADR Recordist:
Colin McLellan
Matthew McKenzie

Animal Wrangler:
Rick Parker
Matthew Spahic

Animation Director:
Julian Grey
Steve Angel

Art Direction:
Anastasia Masaro

Assistant Accountant:
Monica Ionson

Assistant Foley Artist:
Gina Gyles

Assistant Location Manager:
Mauro Sepe

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Michael Bawcutt

Best Boy Electric:
Derek Porter

Best Boy Grip:
Jeff Wachsmann

Boom Operator:
Jorge Muniz

Camera Operator:
Sean Jensen

Camera Trainee:
Sean Moore

Casting:
Nicole Hilliard-Forde
Robin D. Cook

Colorist:
Mike Dubroskie
Kenn Elliott

Construction Coordinator:
Jon Bankson

Costume Design:
Alex Kavanagh

Costume Set Supervisor:
Midori Nagai

Dialogue Editor:
Stephen Barden

Director:
Vincenzo Natali

Director of Photography:
Derek Rogers

Dolly Grip:
Carl Savage

Editor:
Michele Conroy

Electrician:
Scott Tremblay
David Riding

Executive Producer:
Vincenzo Natali
Nohuhiko Sakotu
Hanno Huth
Noah Segal
Andrew Lowery
Andrew Miller

Extras Casting:
Rita Bertucci

First Assistant Art Direction:
Yassar Monteleone

First Assistant Camera:
Rob Mountjoy

First Assistant Director:
Bill Spahic

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Alex Bullick

Foley Artist:
John Sievert

Foley Recordist:
Peter Persaud

Gaffer:
Jeremy Hudspith

Grip:
John MacLean

Head Carpenter:
Mark Bryson

Key Grip:
Eric Berger

Key Hair Stylist:
Katrin Clark

Key Makeup Artist:
Barb Barkley

Key Scenic Artist:
Steve Meil

Key Special Effects:
Mark Ahee

Line Producer:
Paula Devonshire

Location Manager:
John Temou

Location Production Assistant:
Dave Herchenrader

Makeup Effects Designer:
Paul Jones
Allan Cooke

Music Editor:
Kevin Banks

Original Music Composer:
Michael Andrews

Post Production Supervisor:
Richard J. Anobile

Producer:
Steven Hoban

Production Accountant:
Kimberly Killam

Production Coordinator:
Jason McKenzie

Production Design:
Peter Cosco
Jasna Stefanovic

Props:
Mark Hunter
Peter Miskimmin

Publicist:
Beverly Warren

Screenplay:
Andrew Lowery
Andrew Miller

Script Consultant:
Ken Chubb

Script Supervisor:
Lisa Burling

Second Assistant Camera:
Tara Dixit

Second Assistant Director:
Joanne Tickle

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Kevin Murphy

Set Buyer:
Kent McIntyre

Set Decoration:
Peter Atto

Set Dresser:
Jon Beer
Craig Harris

Sound Designer:
Craig Henighan
Stephen Barden

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Jamie Gould

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Todd Warren
Christian Carruthers
Andrew Tay

Sound Recordist:
Steven Bourne
Kelly Wright

Sound Supervisor:
Stephen Barden
Craig Henighan

Special Effects:
Kirk Middleton

Special Effects Coordinator:
John LaForet

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Patrick Baxter
Matthew Galliford
Gérald Altenburg

Standby Carpenter:
Jay Molloy

Steadicam Operator:
Sean Jensen

Still Photographer:
Pief Weyman

Story:
David Hewlett
Vincenzo Natali
Andrew Miller

Storyboard Artist:
Dan Milligan

Stunt Coordinator:
Plato Fountidakis
Paul Rapovski

Stunt Double:
Michael Sinnott
Neil Davison

Third Assistant Director:
Siegfried Kopp

Visual Effects Producer:
Bob Munroe

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Bret Culp

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