The Computer Virus (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 10, 2004

Original Title:
The Computer Virus

Genres:
Comedy | Music

Production Companies:
Data Films Ltd

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

A love-sick computer programmer unleashes a devastating computer virus on his colleagues. The charming but deadly animated virus goes on to conquer the world, destroying first language then cosmic order.

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Animation:
Richard James

Assistant Director:
Brigitte Chandless

Associate Producer:
Mary Richards

Clapper Loader:
Paul Newton
Sara McCullough

Director:
Jesse Chambers

Director of Photography:
Bruce Jackson

Editor:
Jesse Chambers

Focus Puller:
Steve Roswell
Daniel Starbourg

Gaffer:
Olmo Couto
Joachin Nuss

Grip:
Stuart Fletcher

Makeup Artist:
Victoria Delingpole

Original Music Composer:
David Schweitzer

Producer:
Lola Cary

Production Assistant:
Max Fincher
James Caddick
James Cronin
Gavin Knipe

Production Designer:
Courtney Owen

Props:
Gemma Price

Sound:
David Schweitzer

Sound Recordist:
Dan Goganian

Wardrobe Master:
Gemma Price

Writer:
Jesse Chambers

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