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Release Date:
January 14, 2013
Original Title:
Noon
Genres:
Science Fiction
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 12
NOON is a scene from a completed feature screenplay. The short sets up the world’s unique premise and introduces our protagonist, Gray, a coyote numbed to the cruelty of the world and his part in it. We watch Gray struggle to salvage what humanity still exists within him when profit is pitted against morality.
Art Direction:
Nikki Rudloff
Associate Producer:
Zamin Mirza
Casting:
Paul David Head
Compositing Artist:
Ravindra Badgujar
Costume Design:
Anna Seltzer
Digital Compositor:
Chris Olivas
Joseph Vincent Pike
Director:
Kasra Farahani
Director of Photography:
Christopher Manley
Editor:
Tyler Nelson
First Assistant Camera:
Daniel Zuleta
Graphic Designer:
Emily Elaine Cobb
Lighting Artist:
Ravindra Badgujar
Original Music Composer:
Mark Schulz
Producer:
Kasra Farahani
José I. Nuñez
Production Assistant:
Jeremy Brenner
Screenplay:
Kasra Farahani
Set Decoration:
Nicole Gold
Sound Designer:
Matt Miller
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Melissa Harrison
Special Effects:
Daniel Zuleta
Still Photographer:
Adam Gould
Story:
Ari Bilow
Kasra Farahani
Visual Effects:
Jose Herrera
Filipe Patrocínio
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