Equilibrium - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Equilibrium"
Equilibrium (2002)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Lucas Foster
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Lucinda Syson
Casting
Jeanne McCarthy
Casting
Juel Bestrop
Casting
Annette Borgmann
Casting
Editor
Tom Rolf
Editor
William Yeh
Editor
Art Direction
Justin Warburton-Brown
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Erik Olson
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
Joseph A. Porro
Costume Design
Stunts
Tomas Jester
Stunts
Udo Lüttich
Stunts
Mike Luft
Stunts
Ralf Tillmann
Stunts
Byron Brisco
Stunts
Alessandro Borgese
Stunts
Keith Splinter Davis
Stunts
Paolo Antonini
Stunts
Emiliano Novelli
Stunts
Rob 'Sluggo' Boyce
Stunts
Rocco Russo
Stunts
Bruno Verdirosi
Stunts
Production Design
Wolf Kroeger
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Stefano Maria Mioni
Stunt Coordinator
Jim Vickers
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Harvey Harrison
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Anne Kuljian
Set Decoration
Carlo Gervasi
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Luigi Rocchetti
Makeup Artist
Valeska Schitthelm
Makeup Artist
Hasso von Hugo
Makeup Artist
Tanja Drewitz
Makeup Artist
Carolin Spill
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Samuel Lehmer
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Co-Producer
Sue Baden-Powell
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
Dieter Stempnierwsky
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
Ninon Tantet
Associate Producer
Set Dresser
Markus Maria Thormann
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Inti Carboni
Second Assistant Director
Andrew M. Robinson
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Fight Choreographer
Jim Vickers
Fight Choreographer
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Daniele Massaccesi
Camera Operator
Peter Taylor
Camera Operator
Gianmaria Majorana
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Sebastian Meuschel
Steadicam Operator
Costume Supervisor
Barbara Jäger
Costume Supervisor
Jean Rosone
Costume Supervisor
Sound Effects Editor
Martin Lopez
Sound Effects Editor
Donald Flick
Sound Effects Editor
Dana Gustafson
Sound Effects Editor
William Jacobs
Sound Effects Editor
Jon Mete
Sound Effects Editor
Greg ten Bosch
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Tim McGovern
Visual Effects Supervisor
David Sosalla
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Peter Brown
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Pamela Alch
Script Supervisor
Stella D'Onofrio
Script Supervisor
Set Costumer
Nina Hess
Set Costumer
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Michael J. Benavente
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Hairstylist
Björn Rehbein
Hairstylist
Hasso von Hugo
Hairstylist
Mauro Tamagnini
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Richard Blanshard
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Frank Kruse
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Joe Gareri
Visual Effects Producer
Rodney Montague
Visual Effects Producer
Kim Lavery
Visual Effects Producer
Erin May
Visual Effects Producer
Maureen O'Connor
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Brian W. Cook
First Assistant Director
Luca Lachin
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Vito Colazzo
Production Manager
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Douglas Kunin
First Assistant Editor
Sound Designer
Byron Miller
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Paul J. Hayes
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Roxy Konrad
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Harry B. Miller III
Dialogue Editor
Fred Judkins
Dialogue Editor
Cameron Steenhagen
Dialogue Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Jamie Hardt
First Assistant Sound Editor
Best Boy Grip
Glenn König
Best Boy Grip
First Assistant "A" Camera
Sally Eccleston
First Assistant "A" Camera
Transportation Coordinator
Daniel Mattig
Transportation Coordinator
Key Grip
Dieter Bähr
Key Grip
Location Manager
Marco Giacalone
Location Manager
Mark Stehli
Location Manager
Grip
Christian Scheibe
Grip
Jan Brun
Grip
Leadman
Joseph Conenna
Leadman
Second Second Assistant Director
Tonja Schürmann
Second Second Assistant Director
Tonja Schürmann
Second Second Assistant Director
Assistant Set Decoration
Ute Bergk
Assistant Set Decoration
Third Assistant Director
Mark Taylor
Third Assistant Director
Gaffer
Ronald Schwarz
Gaffer
Peter Kosel
Gaffer
Stefano Marino
Gaffer
"A" Camera Operator
Nic Milner
"A" Camera Operator
Music
Music Editor
Stephanie Lowry
Music Editor
Vicki Hiatt
Music Editor
Richie Nieto
Music Editor
"B" Camera Operator
Sebastian Meuschel
"B" Camera Operator
Digital Compositor
Jennifer Law-Stump
Digital Compositor
Ken Dackermann
Digital Compositor
Kenny Lam
Digital Compositor
Heather Hoyland
Digital Compositor
Michael Degtjarewsky
Digital Compositor
Additional Music
Geoff Zanelli
Additional Music
Music Coordinator
Joe Rangel
Music Coordinator
Production Coordinator
Imke Sommerkamp
Production Coordinator
Loader
Chris Britton
Loader
Visual Effects Coordinator
Romulo Adriano Jr.
Visual Effects Coordinator
Bryce Brecheisen
Visual Effects Coordinator
Post Production Accountant
Howard Baral
Post Production Accountant
Payroll Accountant
Anna Schmigalla
Payroll Accountant
ADR & Dubbing
Dean Beville
ADR & Dubbing
Extras Casting
Iris Müller
Extras Casting
Rigging Gaffer
Reinhard Stöckl
Rigging Gaffer
Picture Car Coordinator
Stephan Schröter
Picture Car Coordinator
Sound Recordist
Charlie Ajar Jr.
Sound Recordist
Assistant Sound Editor
Ryan Juggler
Assistant Sound Editor
Dialect Coach
Howard Samuelsohn
Dialect Coach
Executive In Charge Of Production
Kevin Hyman
Executive In Charge Of Production
Draughtsman
Stephan O. Gessler
Draughtsman
Foley Recordist
Shawn Kennelly
Foley Recordist
Lane Burch
Foley Recordist
Brian Ruberg
Foley Recordist
Color Timer
Michael Hatzer
Color Timer
Foley
Edward M. Steidele
Foley
Matthew Dettmann
Foley
What's left behind the scenes
- Around two hundred people auditioned for the role of Patridge, and only when filming began was Lucas Foster able to convince Sean Bean to participate in the film.
- Filming the scene of John Preston’s gunfight with the officers took only 30 minutes.
- Meticulous statisticians counted 236 corpses in the film.
- A Bernese Mountain Dog puppy was used in the scene with the dog. Interestingly, the dog sounds we hear in this episode (barking, panting, whimpering) were actually made by a specially trained voice actor.
- With the active participation of Kurt Wimmer, the project's director and screenwriter, new elements were introduced into the art of martial arts. No one had ever filmed a gunfight from this angle before.
- The drug used in the film to suppress feelings is called "Prozium." It is a kind of combination of two drugs, "Prozac" and "Valium," each of which is used in everyday life to relieve stress.
- The concept art for Libria was inspired by the work of artist Hugh Ferriss.
- Partridge reads poems by Yeats.
- The Tetragrammaton is a word used in Judaism as the name of God.
- Initially, the Prozium drug was called "Librium" (with a nod to Libria), but it turned out that this is a genuinely registered trademark.
- During the confiscation of paintings, the camera captures a canvas depicting a young girl – it is Adolf-William Bouguereau’s “The Book of Stories.”
- Kurt Wimmer wanted Dominic Purcell to play Preston. However, the producers did not want an unknown Australian actor in the lead role. To avoid completely upsetting Purcell, they gave him a small role at the beginning of the film.
- The film features a globe with a continental arrangement that differs significantly from our world.
- The flag of Libria is styled after the Nazi flag. The Tetragrammaton symbol – a cross made of four ‘T’ letters – is used instead of a Christian cross, lacking its upper part.
- During the Leader’s speech, footage from various famous events of the 20th century flashes on the screens. The first frames show the “detention” of Rodney King; the second video clip features Adolf Hitler from Leni Riefenstahl’s film “Triumph of the Will”; the third scene recounts a unique incident that occurred in China during the Tiananmen Square protests in June 1989, when an unknown man ran in front of the tanks.
- The film was shot in Berlin, the capital of Germany, from September to December 2000. Filming took place, in particular, at the famous concert hall "Deutschlandhalle" and at the "Olympiastadion" stadium.
- Daniel Radcliffe auditioned for the role of John Preston's son.
- The car carrying the clerics to Grammaton is a Cadillac Seville.
- All orchestral sounds are samples from the private collection of Media Ventures; no symphony orchestra was used.
- The assault weapons used by the guards in the final shootout are modified Heckler & Koch G36s.
- The white suit Preston wears at the end of the film is an exact replica of Bruce Lee's mourning suit from 'Fist of Fury' (1972); the black suits he wears for most of the film are a black version of the same suit.
- The clerics' weapon is a modified Beretta 92FS pistol.
- In the dog shooting scene, the sound of a shotgun is heard, but the soldier is actually firing a WA2000 sniper rifle.
- In the scene where the 'Mona Lisa' is pulled from under the floor, it is painted on canvas. In reality, the painting is made on a wooden board.
- Despite common misconception, wires and cables were not used during the filming of the breathtaking stunts that, at first glance, seem to defy gravity. For example, the “backflip” on a motorcycle was filmed on a trampoline.
- Preston's wife was played by two actresses – Alexa Summer and Maria Pia Calzone, with the first being credited as Vivianne Preston and the second as Preston's wife.
- The swords used in the film were made specifically for the shooting. They were wooden and broke regularly during filming, as Christian Bale and Taye Diggs fought with swords without holding back.
- Filming the gunfight scene between John Preston and the officers took only 30 minutes.
- The drug used in the film to induce unconsciousness is called "Prozium." It is a kind of combination of two drugs, "Prozac" and "Valium," each of which is used in everyday life to relieve stress.
- The film was shot in Berlin, the capital of Germany, from September to December 2000. Filming took place, in particular, at the famous concert hall "Deutschlandhalle" and the "Olympiastadion" stadium.
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