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Release Date:
May 22, 2004
Original Title:
The Invisible Machine
Genres:
Documentary
Production Companies:
Morag Loves Company
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 46
On a calm Sunday morning in 1978 residents of Bell Island, Newfoundland hear an odd, high-pitched hum, immediately followed by a sudden and terrifying blast resounding for hundreds of miles. Outbuildings are destroyed, livestock electrocuted, televisions explode and power lines vaporize. The Invisible Machine unravels the mystery of the Bell Island "boom" and in doing so takes a chilling look at the U.S. military's experimentation with electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons.
Animation:
Chris Darlington
Art Direction:
Shelley Cornick
Assistant Editor:
Chris Darlington
Assistant Sound Editor:
Mark Neary
Cinematography:
Michael Grippo
Jamie Lewis
Nigel Markham
Ellie Yonova
Co-Director:
Barbara Doran
Jon Whalen
Co-Producer:
Lee Tizzard
Jon Whalen
Editor:
Angela Baker
Executive Producer:
Barbara Doran
Location Manager:
Tony Butt
Location Scout:
Lynn Andrews
Location Sound Recordist:
Lee Tizzard
Music:
Lori Clarke
Producer:
Barbara Doran
Lynne Wilson
Production Design:
Shelley Cornick
Set Dresser:
Derek Holmes
Sound Editor:
Paul Steffler
Sound Mixer:
Paul Steffler
Writer:
Jon Whalen
Barbara Doran
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