Bait (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 5, 2012

Original Title:
Bait

Alternate Titles:
A csali
Bait 3D
Bait 3D - Haie im Supermarkt
Shark 3D
W szczękach rekina
Цунами 3D

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Bait Productions
Blackmagic Design Films
Media Development Authority (MDA)
Pictures in Paradise
Screen Australia
Screen Queensland
Story Bridge Films

Production Countries:
Australia | Singapore

Ratings / Certifications:
BE: 16  DE: 16  FR: 12  GB: 15  IE: 15  JP: R15+  NL: 16  SE: 15  SK: 15 

Runtime: 93

A Tsunami Just Flipped The Foodchain.

A freak tsunami traps shoppers at a coastal Australian supermarket inside the building ... along with a 12-foot great white shark.

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3D Artist:
Wayne Osborne

Animation Supervisor:
Grant Harris

Animatronics Designer:
James Paul
Grant Lehmann

Armorer:
Allan Mowbray

Art Department Coordinator:
Leanne Brooks

Art Direction:
Jenny O'Connell

Best Boy Electrician:
Grant Wilson

Best Boy Grip:
Andy Smith

CG Artist:
Erik Charlebois
Konstantin Kovalenko
Jongsu Oh
Mo Xueying
Aaron Briggs
Wei Gang
Ng Leong Wei
Robert Stollar
Nicolas Borel
Chris Breeze
Warren Shepherd
Bylan Neill
Shengyuan Wang
Sebastian Ravagnani
Rakitha Vithanage
Vincent Yoe

CG Supervisor:
Ian Dodman

Camera Operator:
Greg Gilbert
Calum McFarlane

Casting:
Ben Parkinson
Matthew Lessall

Casting Assistant:
Stefanie Parry

Compositor:
Keith Seah
Troy Darben
Ziig Yee
Brad Dunn

Construction Coordinator:
Ross Clarke

Construction Manager:
John Rann

Costume Assistant:
Jaspar Goodman

Costume Design:
Phil Eagles

Costume Standby:
Amy Mitchell
Amanda Enders

Dialect Coach:
Paige Walker

Dialogue Editor:
Tony Murtagh

Digital Compositor:
Randy Vellacott
Garth O'Bryan
Blake Muir

Digital Imaging Technician:
Lukas Davidson

Director:
Kimble Rendall

Director of Photography:
Ross Emery

Dolly Grip:
Matt Copping

Editor:
Rodrigo Balart

Electrician:
Che McGuinness
Chris Walsingham
Sam McKinnon
David Ludlow
Matt Willis
Peter Chittleborough
Patrice Roblin

Epk Camera Operator:
Casper McCallum

Extras Casting:
Bud Hopes

First Assistant Camera:
Scott Dolan
Ricky Schamburg

First Assistant Director:
Jamie Crooks

First Assistant Editor:
Joe Lancaster

Foley:
Mario Vaccaro
Adam Connelly

Gaffer:
Paul Johnstone
Mark Watson

Graphic Designer:
George Kabot

Grip:
Marcus Ballantine

Hair Designer:
Shane Thomas

Key Grip:
Toby Copping
Greg Tidman

Key Makeup Artist:
Shane Thomas

Key Rigging Grip:
David Thomson

Location Manager:
Duncan Jones

Main Title Designer:
Elena Ho

Makeup & Hair:
Wizzy Molineaux
Jennifer Stanfield
Martina Byrne

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Tia Stephanou

Makeup Effects Designer:
Steven Boyle

Music:
Alex Oh
Joe Ng

Music Editor:
James Ezra
Craig Beckett

Online Editor:
Stuart Monksfield

Painter:
Michael Bennett
Ray Bentzen

Producer:
Peter Barber
Todd Fellman
Gary Hamilton

Production Coordinator:
Judy Hallin

Production Design:
Nicholas McCallum

Prop Maker:
Barry Thompson

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Samantha Lyttle

Scenic Artist:
Robert Bull

Screenplay:
John Kim
Russell Mulcahy

Script Supervisor:
Antoinette O'Neill

Second Assistant Camera:
Robbie MacKinnon

Set Costumer:
Tanya Woelfle

Set Decoration:
Suzy Whitefield

Set Designer:
Jim Millett
Kaus Kastberg

Set Dresser:
Jac Charlton
Simon Gill

Sound Designer:
Steve Burgess
Robert Mackenzie

Sound Effects Editor:
Peter Climpson
Steve Burgess

Sound Recordist:
Craig Walmsley

Special Effects Supervisor:
Angelo Sahin

Still Photographer:
Ben Timony

Storyboard Artist:
Graeme Callander

Stunt Coordinator:
John Walton
Mitch Deans

Stunts:
Yasushi Asaya

Supervising Producer:
Michael Lake

Techno Crane Operator:
Chris Hansford

Visual Effects Art Director:
Timothy Clark

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Tania Wu
Helen Kok

Visual Effects Editor:
Simon Tan

Visual Effects Producer:
Angus Reid

Visual Effects Supervisor:
James Rogers
Grant Everett
Marc Varisco

Writer:
S.P. Krause

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