Snakes on a Train  (2006)

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The video Snakes on a Train, released in 2006 and directed by Peter Mervis, was shot on digital using Sony HDW-F900 Camera and Zeiss Standard Speed Prime Lenses, Zeiss Super Speed Lenses with Mark Atkins as cinematographer and editing by Peter Mervis.
Directed by | Peter Mervis
Cinematography by | Mark Atkins
Edited by | Peter Mervis
Written by | Eric Forsberg
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Dolby SR
Country | USA
Language | English, Spanish
Genres | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller

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