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Atomic Twister (2002) [PG]

Release Date:
June 9, 2002

Original Title:
Atomic Twister

Alternate Titles:
Alerte Maximum
Atomic Twister - Sturm Des Untergangs
Furacão Atomico
Tappava tornado
Twister 2

Genres:
Action | Drama | Thriller

Production Countries:
New Zealand

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  GB: 12  US: PG 

Runtime: 86

Count Down to Disaster!

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When tornadoes hit a nuclear power plant, critically damaging the plant's cooling system, the results could be catastrophic. Atomic Twister, a countdown to disaster, traces an extraordinary day in the lives of small town citizens who unexpectedly find themselves facing the possibility of mass destruction.

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Production

ADR & Dubbing:
Tony Currie

Animation:
Geoffrey Hancock

Art Department Coordinator:
Joanna Henaghan

Art Direction:
Nick Bassett

Camera Operator:
Gerry Vasbenter
Ulric Raymond

Casting:
Susan Glicksman
Diana Rowan
Martha Fainberg
Riwia Fox

Co-Producer:
Tom Vaughan

Color Timer:
Ross Cole

Compositor:
Aruna Inversin
Debora Dunphy

Costume Design:
Gavin McLean
Diana Eden
Deb Brown

Costume Supervisor:
Jenny Rushton

Dialogue Editor:
Joe Bracciale

Director:
Bill Corcoran

Director of Photography:
Donald Duncan

Editor:
Allan Lee
Christopher Lasko

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Damian Ganczewski

Executive Producer:
David Klawans
Scott W. Anderson
Stanley M. Brooks

Grip:
Kayne Asher

Hairstylist:
Julie Corcoran
Abby Collins
Deb Watson

Location Manager:
Annie Dodman

Makeup Artist:
Abby Collins
Deb Watson

Modeling:
May Leung
Kimberley Liptrap
Alec McClymont

Original Music Composer:
Phil Marshall

Producer:
Richard J. Anobile
Richard D. Arredondo
Ron McGee

Production Accountant:
Sandra Hill

Production Controller:
Lyn Willis
Jacinta Gibson

Production Design:
Kim Sinclair

Production Office Assistant:
Jason Gilmore

Production Supervisor:
Danielle Zalaznick

Property Master:
Nick Weir

Scoring Mixer:
William Pearson

Script Supervisor:
Caroline Cottrell
Julie Corcoran

Second Unit:
Warrick Attewell
George Lyle
Neil James

Set Designer:
Troy Hannett
Wade Hannett
Sue Mercer
Jill Cormack
Neil Kirkland

Set Dressing Artist:
Milton Candish
Andy McLaren

Sound Effects Editor:
Sean Sewell
Bill Turchinetz

Sound Mixer:
Tony Johnson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
James Porteous
Cory Mandel

Special Effects:
Jason Durey
Richard Schuler
Gunner Ashford
Brendon Durey

Still Photographer:
Jan Thijs

Storyboard:
Julia Holden

Stunts:
Aron Eastwood
Simon Burrows
Lee Scorrar
Amanda Foubister
Jonathan Costelloe
Allan Poppleton
Thomas Kiwi
Peter Bell
Steve Doherty
Cindy Goodlet
Bruce brown
Karen Thompson

Stunts Coordinator:
Peter Bell

Systems Administrators & Support:
Betty Shaw

Visual Effects:
Doug Campbell

Visual Effects Producer:
Louise Barkholt

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Thomas Turnbull
Sarah McMurdo

Writer:
Ron McGee

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