Undead  (2003)

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The movie Undead, released in 2003 and directed by Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig with Andrew Strahorn as cinematographer and editing by Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig.
Cinematography by | Andrew Strahorn
Cameras
Sound Systems
Dolby Digital
Country | Australia
Language | English
Genres | Action, Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi

Editing System
Finishing System
 
➤ Cast
René Chaplin
Harrison
Officer In Locker Room
Man In Office
Cricket Batsman
Yougn Cricketer
Fisherman #1
Fisherman #2
Young Zombie Girl
General Store Owner
Baby In Crib
Newsreader
Disco Zombie
Bullet Wound Victim
Marion's Ex-Wife
Zombie
Crimson Golem
➤ Directed by
➤ Cinematography by
Cinematographer
➤ Edited by
➤ Produced by
➤ Original Music by
➤ Production Design by
Production Designer
➤ Art Direction by
Art Director
➤ Set Decoration by
Set Decorator
➤ Costume Design by
Costume Designer
➤ Casting by
Casting Director
Casting Director
➤ Production Management
Unit Manager
Unit Manager
Production Manager
➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
Second Assistant Director
First Assistant Director
Second First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Second Second Assistant Director
➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Electrician
Electrician
Additional Focus Puller
Clapper Loader
Focus Puller
➤ Editorial Department
Film Colorist
➤ Visual Effects Department
Visual Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Supervisor
➤ Art Department
Set Dresser
➤ Sound Department
➤ Makeup Department
Special Makeup Effects Artist
Special Makeup Effects Artist
Special Makeup Effects Artist
Special Makeup Effects Artist
Chief Makeup Artist / Special Makeup Effects Artist
➤ Music Department
Score Producer
➤ Stunt Department
Stunt Performer
➤ Additional Crew Members
Acquisitions Executive
Production Coordinator
Combat Choreographer
Double: "Marion"
Combat Choreographer
Production Assistant
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