Trance (2010) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 9, 2010

Original Title:
Trance

Alternate Titles:
Blood Rave

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Louisiana Media Productions
Skinny Giraffe films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 83

Sexy girls at a rave turn into bloodthirsty killers after taking a mysterious new drug.

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Art Direction:
Gabriel Saint

Assistant Art Director:
Stephan Roux

Camera Operator:
Michael Sheely

Casting:
Jason L. Wood
Brent Caballero

Costume Design:
Sandra Algood

Director:
Hans Rodionoff

Director of Photography:
Andy Sparaco

Editor:
Andrew Drazek
Jennifer Belleville

Executive Producer:
Todd Slater
Nick Thurlow
Todd Williams

First Assistant Director:
Sean O'Regan

Makeup Department Head:
Courtney Lether

Producer:
Kirk Kepper
Jordan Kessler

Production Design:
Beau Chaney

Second Unit Director:
John Lands

Set Decoration:
Dane Carmouche

Stunt Coordinator:
Chad Guerrero

Stunt Driver:
Darcel White Moreno

Stunts:
Luci Romberg
Jeff Galpin
Mandy Kowalski
Cindy Saavedra

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Derek Bourque

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Lawles Bourque

Writer:
John Fallon

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