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They (2002) [PG-13]

Release Date:
November 1, 2002

Original Title:
They

Alternate Titles:
Ellos
Habitantes de la oscuridad
I pyli tis Kolasis
Implant
Oni
Onlar
Wes Craven presents They

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Dimension Films
Focus Features
Radar Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  GB: 15  PT: M/14  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

First comes the warning. Then comes the mark. Then comes the terror.

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A psychology student who experienced night terrors as a child must face the chilling realization that her nightmares were not all in her head.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Robert Deschaine

Additional Music:
Thomas Bartke

Additional Photography:
Jeremy Stanbridge

Art Department Coordinator:
Ron Sowden

Art Direction:
Patrick Banister

Assistant Accountant:
Karen Bergen

Assistant Art Director:
Jeremy Stanbridge

Assistant Camera:
Wynne Keing

Assistant Costume Designer:
Janice MacIsaac

Assistant Location Manager:
Kenneth Meisenbacher

Assistant Property Master:
Mark Francis

Assistant Sound Editor:
Jay Cheetham

Associate Producer:
John Mariella

Best Boy Electric:
Chris Madden

Best Boy Grip:
Royce Mattice

Boom Operator:
Donald D. Brown

Camera Trainee:
Vanessa Andrascik

Carpenter:
Paul E. Moes

Casting:
Amy McIntyre Britt
Anya Colloff
Jennifer Fishman

Casting Assistant:
Frank Patton III

Catering:
Bob Bedard

Co-Producer:
Tony Blain
Barbara Kelly

Color Timer:
Ricardo Olivero

Construction Buyer:
Chris Reesor

Construction Coordinator:
Peter Grace

Construction Foreman:
John Beatty

Costume Design:
Karen L. Matthews

Costume Set Supervisor:
Cindy L. Russell

Costume Supervisor:
Debbie Geaghan

Costumer:
Sondra Durksen

Craft Service:
Emily Coutts

Creature Design:
Mike Beaulieu
Patrick Tatopoulos

Dialogue Editor:
Brian Campbell

Director:
Robert Harmon

Director of Photography:
Rene Ohashi

Dolby Consultant:
Gene Radzik

Dolly Grip:
Jay Clennan

Driver:
John Armstrong

Editor:
Chris Peppe

Executive Producer:
Ted Field
David Linde

Extras Casting:
Andrea Brown

Finance:
Scott Litsinger

First Assistant Accountant:
Debbie Van Dusen

First Assistant Camera:
Sean M. Harding

First Assistant Director:
Richard Coleman

First Assistant Editor:
Amy Flint Catherwood

First Assistant Makeup Artist:
Sydney Silvert

Foley Artist:
Maureen Murphy

Foley Editor:
Dario DiSanto

Foley Mixer:
Jean Tejkel

Gaffer:
Lee Riggs

Generator Operator:
Kevin O'Leary

Grip:
Jayson Rupert

Hairstylist:
Melina Calogiros

Key Grip:
John Westerlaken

Lead Animator:
Paul Anderson

Lead Painter:
Franklin Leibel

Leadman:
Ed McMahon

Legal Services:
Susan H. Bodine

Location Manager:
S. Steven Sach

Makeup Artist:
Michelle Hrescak

Makeup Department Head:
Fay von Schroeder

Music Editor:
Matthew Friedman

Music Supervisor:
Joe Rangel

Orchestrator:
Thomas Bartke

Original Music Composer:
Elia Cmiral

Paint Coordinator:
Marko Lytviak

Picture Car Coordinator:
Will Sickles

Playback Coordinator:
Byron Drinkle

Post Production Supervisor:
Ben Brafman

Presenter:
Wes Craven

Producer:
Scott Kroopf
Tom Engelman

Production Accountant:
Susan Stefanyshyn

Production Assistant:
Lian Anson

Production Coordinator:
Andrea Boorman

Production Design:
Douglas Higgins

Production Executive:
Amy Kaufman

Production Manager:
Bev White

Property Buyer:
Don Anderson

Property Master:
Wayne McLaughlin

Rigging Gaffer:
Oliver Hajdu

Rigging Grip:
Doug Parton

Sculptor:
Norman Cabrera

Second Assistant Camera:
George Majoros

Second Assistant Director:
Alexis Hinde

Second Unit Director:
David Crone

Set Buyer:
Audra Neil

Set Decoration:
Lin MacDonald

Set Dresser:
David Paul Hewitt White

Software Engineer:
Berj Bannayan

Sound Assistant:
Carmen Lavender

Sound Designer:
Anke Bakker

Sound Effects Editor:
Devan Kraushar

Sound Mixer:
David Husby

Sound Supervisor:
Jacqueline Cristianini

Special Effects Assistant:
Darren English

Special Effects Coordinator:
Mike Larivee

Special Effects Technician:
Damian Fisher

Standby Painter:
John Kobylka

Steadicam Operator:
David Crone

Still Photographer:
Shane Harvey

Storyboard:
Andrea Dietrich

Storyboard Artist:
Jacques Rey

Stunt Coordinator:
Scott J. Ateah

Stunt Double:
Ashlea Earl
Crystal Dalman
Leanne Buchanan

Stunt Driver:
Ron James

Stunts:
Owen Walstrom
Duane Dickinson

Supervising Music Editor:
Mike Flicker

Supervising Sound Editor:
Anke Bakker

Third Assistant Director:
Shelley Cox

Transportation Captain:
Ryan Steel

Transportation Co-Captain:
Rick McLennan

Transportation Coordinator:
Jake Callihoo

Underwater Camera:
Pauline Heaton

Unit Production Manager:
Barbara Kelly

Unit Publicist:
Michael Hansen

Visual Effects Production Manager:
Barbara Mah

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kyle Menzies

Writer:
Brendan Hood

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