Ejecta (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 24, 2014

Original Title:
Ejecta

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Foresight Features

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15 

Runtime: 82

We were never alone.

Two men witness an unexplainable event in the sky as a historic solar storm approaches, and they try to survive as a terrifying life form hunts them.

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Camera Operator:
Cody Calahan

Costume Design:
Melissa Shouldice

Director:
Chad Archibald
Matt Wiele

Director of Photography:
Cody Calahan
Devin Lund

Editor:
Chad Archibald
Matt Wiele

Makeup Artist:
Alexandria Townshend

Makeup Effects:
Jason Derushie
Jeff Derushie

Original Music Composer:
Steph Copeland

Producer:
Chad Archibald
Cody Calahan
Jesse Thomas Cook
John Geddes
Matt Wiele

Production Manager:
Christopher Giroux

Set Dressing Artist:
Bethany McLeod

Sound Designer:
George Flores

Sound Recordist:
Kirill Belousov

Still Photographer:
Sydney Cowper

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Nick Flook
Keith Laplume

Writer:
Tony Burgess

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