Easy Rider  (1969)

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The movie Easy Rider, released in 1969 and directed by Dennis Hopper, was shot on film using ARRIFLEX 35 IIC Camera, Bolex Cameras with László Kovács, Baird Bryant as cinematographer and editing by Donn Cambern.
Directed by | Dennis Hopper
Cinematography by | László Kovács, Baird Bryant
Edited by | Donn Cambern
Acquisition
Cameras
Sound Systems
Mono
Country | USA
Language | English, Spanish, Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
Genres | Adventure, Drama

Editing System
Finishing System
Film Negative Stock
Film Negative Width
 
➤ Cast
Connection
Rancher's Wife
Stranger On Highway
George Hanson
Customer #1
Customer #2
Customer #3
Customer #4
Dancing Girl
Hooker #1
Hooker #2
Hooker #4
Pickup Truck
Pickup Truck
Woman In Commune
Child In Commune
Child In Commune
Man In Commune
Woman In Commune
Woman In Commune
➤ Directed by
➤ Cinematography by
Director Of Photography
➤ Written by
Written By
Written By
Written By
➤ Edited by
➤ Produced by
Producer
Associate Producer
Executive Producer
Producer
➤ Art Direction by
Art Director
➤ Production Management
Production Manager
➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
Second Assistant Director
Assistant Director
➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Generator Operator
Electrician
Assistant Camera
Key Grip
Still Photographer
Second Camera Operator
Electrician
➤ Editorial Department
Editorial Consultant
Post-production
Assistant Editor
Editorial Consultant
➤ Special Effects Department
Special Effects
➤ Art Department
Property Master
Motorcycle Designer
➤ Sound Department
Boom Operator
Sound Mixer
Foley Artist
Supervising Sound Editor
➤ Makeup Department
Makeup Artist
➤ Music Department
Musician
➤ Stunt Department
Stunt Gaffer
➤ Transportation Department
Transportation
➤ Additional Crew Members
Script Supervisor
Motorcycle Wrangler
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