Open Water  (2003)

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The movie Open Water, released in 2003 and directed by Chris Kentis, was shot on Sony DCR-VX2000 Camera, Sony DSR-PD150 Camera with Chris Kentis, Laura Lau as cinematographer and editing was done on the Final Cut Pro Editing System by Chris Kentis.
Directed by | Chris Kentis
Cinematography by | Chris Kentis, Laura Lau
Edited by | Chris Kentis
Written by | Chris Kentis
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Distribution Resolution
Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Adventure, Drama, Horror, Thriller

Editing System
Finishing System
Capture - Codecs & Formats
DV
Distributed Aspect Ratio
 
➤ Cast
Susan Watkins
Daniel Kintner
Scuba Diver
➤ Directed by
Director
➤ Cinematography by
Cinematographer - Shot By
Cinematographer - Shot By
➤ Written by
Written By
➤ Edited by
➤ Produced by
Associate Producer
Producer
➤ Original Music by
➤ Editorial Department
Lead Colorist
Digital Intermediate Supervisor
Negative Cutter
Digital Color Timer
Digital Intermediate Technician
On-line Editor
Post-production Assistant
Film Recordist
➤ Visual Effects Department
Compositor
➤ Sound Department
Adr Mixer
Re-recording Mixer
Re-recording Mixer
Sound Effects Designer / Sound Effects Editor
Mag And Digital Transfer Engineer: Todd Hollywood
Supervising Sound Designer / Supervising Sound Editor
Re-recording Mixer
Sound Designer / Sound Effects Editor
Sound Mastering Engineer: Re-mix & Master
Sound Editor / Sound Effects Designer / Sound Effects Editor
Sound Editor
Audio Engineer
Sound Re-recordist
First Assistant Sound Editor
Digital Assistant
Foley Mixer
Audio Engineer
Foley Editor
Foley Artist
Additional Sound
Foley Artist
Foley Artist
Foley Artist
Audio Engineer
➤ Music Department
Composer: Additional Music
Score Mixer
Music Executive
Music Editor
➤ Additional Crew Members
Acquisitions Executive
Shark Wrangler
Digital Film Timer
Publicity And Promotions
Programmer
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