A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
October 1, 2020
Original Title:
2067
Alternate Titles:
2067
Chronical: 2067
Subject 14
Genres:
Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Arcadia
Elevate Production Finance
Futurism Studios
KOJO Entertainment
Rocketboy
Production Countries:
Australia | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 16 CA: 14A DE: 16 ES: 16 GB: 15 KR: 12 NL: 16 RU: 16+ SE: 15 US: NR
Runtime: 114
A lowly utility worker is called to the future by a mysterious radio signal, he must leave his dying wife to embark on a journey that will force him to face his deepest fears in an attempt to change the fabric of reality and save humankind from its greatest environmental crisis yet.
Additional Dialogue:
Gareth Davies
Additional First Assistant Camera:
Jules Wurm
Additional Second Assistant Camera:
Bonnie Paku
Additional Writing:
Dave Paterson
Armorer:
Mark Hollowell
Art Direction:
Gareth Wilkes
Assistant Sound Editor:
Michael Ackroyd
Associate Producer:
Jacinta Leong
Best Boy Electric:
Django Nou
Best Boy Grip:
Matan Tatarko
Boom Operator:
Nick Steele
CG Artist:
Jim Dodd
Mark Chataway
Sam Loxton
Nicole Ashford
Mahdi Manar
Raph Atkins
Stefan Litterini
Carpenter:
Eddie Hopton
Alex Heath
Nick Moore
Michael Bawden
Michael Kumnick
Casting:
Kelly Valentine Hendry
Casting Director:
Marianne Jade
Colorist:
Ben Eagleton
Compositing Lead:
Richard Hall
Caleb Thompson
Joe Stenning
Compositor:
Dustin Cumming
Viacheslav Degtar
Serhiy Shirmanov
Serhiy Protsenko
Concept Artist:
Jonah Booth-Remmers
Brian Carlin
Matt Hatton
Dane Hallett
Conceptual Design:
Jeremy Love
Construction Manager:
Scott Ashenden
Costume Assistant:
Lauren Brice
Costume Design:
Oriana Merullo
Costume Supervisor:
Paul Warren
Costumer:
Sally Blenkinsop
Creative Director:
Benjamin Bode
Data Wrangler:
Mik Gojic
Dialogue Editor:
Derryn Pasquill
Angus Robertson
Digital Compositor:
Dean Richichi
Director:
Seth Larney
Director of Photography:
Denson Baker
Draughtsman:
Enzo Ferraro
Charles Whittington
Drone Pilot:
Caleb Thomas
Editor:
Sean Lahiff
Epk Director:
Matt Byrne
Epk Producer:
Bec Janek
Executive Producer:
Michael Rymer
Alexandra Burke
Bryce Menzies
Martin Gallery
First Assistant Camera:
Bryn White
First Assistant Director:
Rick Beecroft
First Assistant Editor:
Veronica Buhagiar
Foley Mixer:
Lisa Simpson
Foley Recordist:
John Simpson
Gaffer:
Storm Ashwood
Glenn Jones
Key Grip:
Matt Richardson
Logan Collier
Key Hair Stylist:
Karen Gower
Key Makeup Artist:
Karen Gower
Location Manager:
Stephen L. Jones
Main Title Designer:
Glenn Stewart
Makeup & Hair:
Bec Triosi
Music:
Kirsten Axelholm
Kenneth Lampl
Online Editor:
James Cowie
Producer:
Kate Croser
Lisa Shaunessy
Jason Taylor
Production Accountant:
Antonetta Russo
Production Coordinator:
Lisa Iona
Production Design:
Jacinta Leong
Production Manager:
Carly Maple
Production Secretary:
Bec Janek
Prop Maker:
Marshall Tearle
Matteo Medos
Property Master:
Kaiit Mosby
Scenic Artist:
Michael Wolff
Script Editor:
Regina Lee
Joan Sauers
Michael Hauge
Sheila Hanahan
Christopher Vogler
Script Supervisor:
Kelly Haines
Second Assistant Camera:
Claire Bishop
Davi Soesilo
Second Assistant Director:
Wayne Nassereddine
Second Unit Director:
Damian Walshe-Howling
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Jonathan Rossiter
Set Decoration:
Jonathon Hyde-Neary
Annalisa Francesca
Set Designer:
Andrew Kattie
Kate Rawlins
Set Dresser:
Thomas Healey
Set Painter:
Stephen Roedel
Sound Designer:
Nigel Christensen
Sound Effects Editor:
Andrew Miller
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Sam Hayward
Sound Recordist:
Will Sheridan
Still Photographer:
Alina Gozin'a
Storyboard Artist:
Sam Uther
Stunt Coordinator:
Keir Beck
VFX Editor:
Laurie Hughes
VFX Lighting Artist:
Caleb Hecht
VFX Supervisor:
William Gammon
Visual Effects:
Andrea schiavone
Mahdi Manar
Visual Effects Producer:
Bec Janek
Gabrielle Joosten
John Dietz
Visual Effects Production Manager:
Sandra Mondange
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Mark van den Bergen
Writer:
Seth Larney
Gareth Davies
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