Defrayment (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 31, 2012

Original Title:
Defrayment

Genres:
Crime | Horror

Production Companies:
Agrapha Pictures

Production Countries:
Australia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 13

EVERYTHING HAS A PRICE

A young hitman is put through the motions in being part of "the business" and a simple trip to reclaim a lost grimoire introduces him to a world of pain, where nothing is what it seems and where he too, has a price to pay.

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Assistant Director:
Derek Anderson

Assistant Editor:
James Thompson

Boom Operator:
James Sheppard
Andrew Hobson

Cableman:
Andrew Hobson

Cinematography:
Nick Hayward

Co-Producer:
James Thompson

Costume Coordinator:
Zara Rees

Costume Design:
Ste Carey

Digital Effects Producer:
James Thompson

Director:
Christos Katsaros

Editor:
Ryan Sauer

Executive Producer:
Dimitrios Katsaros
Christos Katsaros

Gaffer:
Kabir Singh
Ian Dart

Grip:
Miguel Feliciano
Zisis Kozlakidis
Marcos Katsaros
James Thompson

Hairstylist:
Ste Carey
Bianca Lombardo
Ali Knapton

Location Manager:
Ste Carey
Marcos Katsaros

Makeup Artist:
Ali Knapton
Bianca Lombardo

Makeup Effects Designer:
Ste Carey
Ali Knapton
Bianca Lombardo

Music:
Jamie Murgatroyd

Producer:
Dimitrios Katsaros

Production Design:
Ste Carey

Property Master:
Zara Rees

Set Designer:
Ste Carey
Zara Rees

Special Effects:
Ste Carey

Technical Supervisor:
James Thompson

Writer:
Christos Katsaros

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