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Release Date:
October 24, 2006
Original Title:
The Scott Tibbs Documentary
Genres:
Horror
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 16
Scott Tibbs, one of the Saw world's unseen background characters, takes his own unique perspective on the Jigsaw murders in his down-and-dirty documentary.
Art Direction:
Lark Arrowood
Associate Producer:
Jonah Travick
Characters:
Leigh Whannell
James Wan
Cinematography:
Paul Mayne
Director:
Kelly Pancho
Editor:
Marissa Cicero
Executive Producer:
Mark Atkinson
First Assistant Director:
Jonah Travick
Key Makeup Artist:
Donna Moss
Makeup Artist:
Nicole Discola
Music:
Fernando Romay
Producer:
Kelly Pancho
Set Decoration:
Jessica Tardieu
Writer:
Kelly Pancho
Mark Atkinson
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