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The Muse (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 1, 2014

Original Title:
The Muse

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
BBC Film
Missing in Action Films
Moving Picture Company
Pulse Films
Tim Walker Studio
We Are Colony

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: PG 

Runtime: 14

Overview from TheMovieDB

Legend has it that if a human man falls in love with a mermaid she will grow legs; legs that will, if she so desires, carry her far, far away from the very man she cast her watery spell upon... But what becomes of the human man, when her spell remains but she is gone? Edward Dunstan (Ben Whishaw) is a photographer and filmmaker obsessed by his muse (Kristen McMenamy). Blinded by his all-consuming passion and perfectionism, he was unable to see her as she was and so, she has left him. All that remains are his photographs and film of her that he has running on a loop. Only now does he understand what she endured. There is nothing left for him but to become both artist and muse…

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Production

Animal Coordinator:
Carol Jones

Art Department Assistant:
Jenna Rossi
Rodger Hare
R.M. Sánchez

Assistant Director:
Emma Dalzell

Assistant Editor:
Owen O’Sullivan
Josh O'Brien
Chris Moore

Boom Operator:
Ben Day

Camera Operator:
Tim Walker
Emma Dalzell
James Henry

Camera Trainee:
Elliot Bushnell

Co-Producer:
Andy Noble

Colorist:
Aline Sinquin
Ellora Chowdhury

Costume Assistant:
Clemence Lobert
Ethan Benjamin

Costume Designer:
Jacob K

Dialogue Editor:
Linda Forsén

Director:
Tim Walker

Director of Photography:
James Henry

Editor:
Cinzia Baldessari

Electrician:
Michael Robinson
Mick Giannotti
Tim O'Connell

Executive Producer:
Christine Langan
Nichola Martin
Sarah Tierney
James Sorton
Marisa Clifford

First Assistant Director:
Stuart Williams

Focus Puller:
Anthony Hugill
Neil Flaherty

Foley:
Heikki Kossi

Foley Artist:
Ulf Olausson

Foley Recordist:
David Silverin

Gaffer:
Paul Burns

Hair Assistant:
Ilker Akyol

Hairstylist:
Julien d'Ys
José Quijano

Loader:
David Palmer
Alasdair Boyce

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Aude-Marie Gill
Louise O'Neill

Makeup Artist:
Stephane Marais
Sam Bryant

Marine Coordinator:
Ian Creed

Music Supervisor:
Gemma Dempsey

Producer:
Mia Bays
Edwin Elkington

Production Accountant:
Allen Bleza

Production Assistant:
Charlie Jones

Production Designer:
Simon Costin

Production Manager:
Charlotte Jones

Prop Designer:
Eric Ducharme

Script Supervisor:
Tamsin Spivey

Sound Effects Editor:
Christer Melén

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Per Boström

Sound Recordist:
Thomas Hart George
Jamie Goodbrand

Sound Supervisor:
Joakim Sundström

Special Effects Technician:
Luke Corbyn
Adam Masterson

Steadicam Operator:
Doug Walshe

Third Assistant Director:
Stephaine Paeplow

Title Designer:
Daniel Grieshofer

VFX Artist:
Sarah Walsh
Mark Stannard

Vocals:
Emma Dalzell

Writer:
Mia Bays
Simone Glover
Tim Walker

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