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Perfect Machines (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 11, 2025

Original Title:
Perfect Machines

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Capstone Films

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 20

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 2037, an android named Wires is on the hunt to discover the truth about a missing android, Sparks. On his journey, Wires finds himself remembering a past life of his own.

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Production

Art Direction:
Sophie Sanders
Jake Kotzman

Assistant Camera:
Leah Tarwater
Casey Watson
Jaxon Mourning

Assistant Director:
Anna Strickland

Boom Operator:
Zoe English
Madison Schulte

Casting Director:
Claudia Sprague

Director:
Camryn Caruthers

Director of Photography:
Allison Ruschill

Editor:
Jae Gold

Gaffer:
Abel Villa

Key Grip:
Hannah Davis

Location Manager:
Ian Kastner

Makeup & Hair:
Zoe English

Music:
Matthew Kurniawan

Producer:
Ian Kastner
Camryn Caruthers

Production Designer:
Delilah Begay

Script Supervisor:
Bella Wasson
Madison Torrez

Sound Editor:
Hazel Caruther

Sound Mixer:
Jack Newlin

Steadicam Operator:
Cash Erikson

VFX Artist:
George LaHood

VFX Supervisor:
Jack Newlin

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Zoe English

Writer:
Camryn Caruthers

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