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The Space Messenger (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 30, 2024

Original Title:
The Space Messenger

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Unvent Productions

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 13

Overview from TheMovieDB

Two artificially intelligent machines mentally break away from their designed duties when they experience true emotion for the first time.

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Production

Assistant Director:
George Ebro

Boom Operator:
Joseph St. Onge

Cinematography:
Fenn David

Construction Coordinator:
Alyssa Roe

Construction Grip:
Savanah Garcia

Costume Assistant:
Carly Ryan

Costume Design:
Jinx Kenyon

Decorator:
Drew Hart

Director:
Dawson Cifarelli

Editor:
Reagan Ryman

Foley Artist:
Jo Romano

Graphic Designer:
Jess Mays

Music:
Andrew Cronin

Producer:
Brandon Shin
Sheridan McCoy

Production Design:
Dawson Cifarelli
Gretchen Fix

Property Master:
Amanda Beer
Jess Mays

Script Supervisor:
Lauren Henderson

Sound Designer:
Joseph St. Onge

Sound Effects Editor:
Jo Romano
Ben Weigel

Sound Mixer:
Joseph St. Onge

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rayne Beckman
Chris Stucker

Sound Supervisor:
Chris Stucker

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Bridget Kachoogian

Writer:
Dawson Cifarelli

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