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Streets of Blood (2009) [R]

Release Date:
July 13, 2009

Original Title:
Streets of Blood

Alternate Titles:
Calles Sangrientas
Ruas de Sangue
Rues de Sang
Ulice we krwi

Genres:
Action | Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
EFO Films
Family Room Entertainment
Grand Army Entertainment
Major Productions
Millennium Media
Nu Image
Winkler Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  GB: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 95

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A police officer's partner has died during Hurricane Katrina, but he later discovers that his partner may have been murdered. An investigation follows, taking the officer and his new partner into the depths of the criminal underworld.

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2D Artist:
Milen Zhelyazkov

3D Artist:
Peter Tomov

ADR Editor:
Jerry Gilbert

ADR Engineer:
Oscar Zambrano

ADR Mixer:
Jason Gaya
Judah Getz
Andrew Morgado

Additional Editing:
Tyler Dixon

Additional Editor:
Andrew Drazek

Additional Script Supervisor:
Sandy Parker

Additional Still Photographer:
Lawles Bourque

Armorer:
Thell Reed

Art Department Coordinator:
Jed Pendergrass

Art Direction:
Joshua Stricklin

Assistant Costume Designer:
Shannon Jantz

Assistant Editor:
Jason Barnoski

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Kimberly Amacker

Assistant Property Master:
Janna Roach

Assistant Sound Editor:
Jesse Kees
Dean Treloar

Best Boy Electric:
Andy Clapp
Earl Woods

Best Boy Grip:
Gordon Ard

Boom Operator:
Bob Tiwana
Ronald W. Hedrick II

CG Artist:
Kevin Stevenson

Camera Operator:
Roy H. Wagner
Robert Foster

Camera Production Assistant:
Zane Meyer

Carpenter:
Jason Jones
Charles Wilson
Chris Wilson

Casting:
Nancy Nayor

Casting Assistant:
Kate Warren

Construction Foreman:
Dillon Jim Breithaupt

Costume Design:
Gina Hendrix

Costume Supervisor:
Ren Heeralal

Costumer:
Taylor Mitchell

Craft Service:
Dottie Buck
Jeff Overcash

Dialect Coach:
Jill Massie

Dialogue Editor:
Cameron O. Galloway

Digital Imaging Technician:
Michael Ciancio
Sean Fairburn

Digital Intermediate:
Ashley Fabre

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Jerry Gilbert

Director:
Charles Winkler

Director of Photography:
Roy H. Wagner

Dolly Grip:
Paul Beard
Nick Leon

EPK Editor:
Sarah Ogletree

Editor:
Clayton Halsey

Electrician:
Steven T. Bartlett
Brent Bazinski
Jayson S. Coddington
Gonzalo Gonzalez
David Harmon
Brian Harrison
Richie Hollis
Francis Edward Hughens
Quentin Hughes
Karl A. Leon
Jason Murphy
Martin Warner
Nathaniel Kendrick Jr.
T.J. Sebren

Epk Camera Operator:
Dana McCommon

Executive Producer:
Irwin Winkler
Trevor Short
Stewart McMichael
Danny Lerner
Warren T. Goz
Danny Dimbort
Boaz Davidson

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Rob Muthamia

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Bryan Delorenzo

First Assistant Camera:
Sal Camacho

First Assistant Director:
Franklin A. Vallette

Foley Artist:
John O'Bannon

Foley Editor:
LaToya George

Foley Mixer:
Jonathan Harnsongkram

Gaffer:
Brian Crane

Generator Operator:
Tommie Young

Graphic Designer:
Damian Dinev

Grip:
Johnny Smith
Jerome Miller Jr.
Ryan Russell
Steve Zeiger

Hairstylist:
Lionel Jones

Key Costumer:
Melissa Reed

Key Grip:
Wells A. Smith

Key Hair Stylist:
Karmann Swank

Key Makeup Artist:
Cheryl Ann Nick
Jessica Anderson Crocker

Leadman:
Floyd B. Sterling

Lighting Technician:
John Gregory Edwards

Location Casting:
Ryan Glorioso

Location Manager:
Robert M. Donaldson
Ed Lipscomb

Makeup Artist:
Chrissy Morris

Makeup Department Head:
David Atherton

Music Coordinator:
Selena Arizanovic

Music Editor:
Bryan Carrigan

Music Supervisor:
Ashley Waldron

On Set Dresser:
Cook Allender

Original Music Composer:
Stephen Endelman

Producer:
Randall Emmett
George Furla
Avi Lerner
Matthew O'Toole
John Thompson
Charles Winkler

Production Design:
Gary Constable

Property Master:
Stanford Gilbert

Scenic Artist:
Cindy Seay
Genny Bamburg
Trinity Bamburg

Script Supervisor:
Barry L. Caldwell

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Tom Holzer

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Jacob Bynum

Set Decoration:
Kristin Bicksler

Set Decoration Buyer:
Katherine Miller

Set Dresser:
Chris Garner
Sam Jacobs

Sound Editor:
J. Alex Faucheux
Kevin Gradnigo

Sound Effects Editor:
Alex Brazan

Sound Mixer:
Rob Smith

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jason Dotts

Special Effects:
Jack Lynch

Special Effects Technician:
Jason Babin
Greg Kilmer
Troy E. Ramey

Still Photographer:
Steve Dietl

Story:
Dennis Fanning

Stunt Coordinator:
Nick Plantico
James Ralph

Supervising Sound Editor:
Alex Brazan

Visual Effects:
Jordan Markov

Visual Effects Art Director:
Simeon Asenov

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Nick Peshunoff
Milena Peneva

Visual Effects Editor:
Angelina Borisowa
Desislava Lazarova

Visual Effects Producer:
Scott Coulter

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Derek Bourque
Danail Hadzhiyski

Weapons Wrangler:
Nick Plantico

Writer:
Eugene Hess

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