GREEN SCREEN UNIT
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Unit Production Manager
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Tessa Stephenson
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First Assistant Director
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Chad Rosen
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Director of Photography
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Shawn Maurer
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Post Production Supervisor
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Richard Munchkin
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Effects Editor
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Michael Bernhard Stahlberg
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Visual Effects by
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Footage
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VGS Director
VFX Supervisor
Planning Director
VFX Producer
VFX Coordinator
VFX Artists
Composite Artists
3D Supervisor
3D Artists
Matte Painter
Design Team
Technical Director
R & D
VFX Manager
VFX Team accounts
Technical Adviser
Art Team
Visual Effects by
Composite Artists
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Tae-Jung Han
Dong-Hoo Lee
Dae-Hyun Ryu
Dong-Hoon Lee
Gabriela Burcea
Ju-Won Lee
Bong-Kee Ku
Eugene Shin
Mi-Young Kim
Yong-Gi Bae
Na-Ri Kim
Jin-Woo Ji
Sung-Wook Kang
Sung-Yong Park
Jae-Hoon Jeong
Dae-Wang Kim
Sang-Il Yu
Dae-Gon Jang
Han-Zoo Kang
Go-Eun Jung
Jason Madigan
Jung-Wook Seo
Eun-Jeong Park
Eun-Ji Kim
Seung-Hoon Lee
Ju-Hee Hong
EICHI.
Seung-Mo Kim
Bin Sung
Su-Ryun Park
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Sound Services Provided by
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Juniper Post, Inc/Burbank, CA
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Sound Supervisors
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David Kitchens
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Ben Zarai
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Supervising Sound Editor
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Sean Gray
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Sound Coordinators
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Trevor Dowswell
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Melissa Bylsma
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Re-recording Mixer
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David Barber
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Sound Designer
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Sean Gray
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Sound Effects Editors
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Sean Gray
David Barber
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Dialogue Editor
Foley
ADR Supervisor/Mixer
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Ben Zarai
Gonzalo “Bino” Espinoza
Gonzalo “Bino” Espinoza
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Post Production Services provided by
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Matchframe Video
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Colorist
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Randy Coonfield
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Online Editor
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John Nash
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Project Manager
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Stuart Heising
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Poster and Promotional Artwork
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David Choe
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Library Music provided by
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APM, Inc.
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Thanks to
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Alan Tew
Brian Bennett
Johnny Pearson
David Snell
David Gold
Syd Dale
Alan Hawkshaw
Keith Mansfield
Steve Gray
Clive Hicks
Nick Ingman
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Original music written and arranged by
Adrian Younge
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“Black Dynamite Theme Song”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Performed by LaVan Davis
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“Jimmy’s Gone”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Performed by LaVan Davis
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“Shine”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Lyrics by Dionne Gipson
Performed by Dionne Gipson
Fender Rhodes provided by Jeremy Jeffers
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“Man with the Heat”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Performed by Loren Oden
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“Cleaning Up the Streets”
Produced by Adrian Younge
and Chris Garcia
Lyrics by Scott Sanders
Performed by LaVan Davis
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“Jimmy’s Apartment”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Performed by Loren Oden
Drums provided by Jack Waterston
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“Anaconda Malt Liquor”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Lyrics by Scott Sanders
Performed by Loren Oden
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“Zodiac Lovers”
Produced by Adrian Younge
Lyrics by Toni Scruggs
Performed by Toni Scruggs
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“Disco Connection”
Written by Gerard Rhaburn
Performed by The Lord Rhaburn Combo
Courtesy of The Numero Group
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“Blue Shadow”
Courtesy of The DeWolfe Library
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With Special Thanks to Sir Charles Hughes
“Your Kiss Sho Nuff Dynomite”
Written and Performed by Sir Charles Hughes
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BLACK DYNAMITE
Short Synopsis
When “The Man” murders his brother, pumps heroin into local orphanages, and floods the ghetto with adulterated malt liquor, Black Dynamite is the one hero willing to fight all the way from the blood-soaked city streets to the hallowed halls of the Honky House.
BLACK DYNAMITE
Longer Synopsis
When “The Man” kills his brother, pumps heroin into the local orphanages, and floods the ghetto with a secret weapon disguised as Anaconda Malt Liquor, there is only one brother brave enough to take them on: the legendary BLACK DYNAMITE.
This grand and glorious '70s blaxploitation throwback is a fist full of chase scenes, gunfights, kung fu and a house of ill repute. Michael Jai White plays Black Dynamite, the smoothest, baddest mother to ever pick up a pair of nun chucks.
BLACK DYNAMITE PARTNERS
SCOTT SANDERS (WRITER/DIRECTOR)
Scott’s directorial debut came on the 1999 feature film THICK AS THIEVES starring Alec Baldwin, Andre Braugher and Michael Jai White. He is also one of the most popular DJs in Los Angeles, spinning under the name Suckapunch.
MICHAEL JAI WHITE (WRITER/PERFORMER)
Michael Jai White broke on the scene in the starring role of the HBO film Tyson, where he played “Iron” Mike. He later starred in the hit film Spawn that grossed $54 million. Most recently Michael was featured in Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married? and The Dark Knight. Michael is an accomplished martial artist, holding seven legitimate black belts in different martial arts styles.
WAX POETICS (MEDIA PARTNER)
In just six years, Wax Poetics has become the premier hip-hop and funk publication by illuminating the golden era of music while re-contextualizing today’s music world. In 2007, Wax Poetics began expanding its editorial vision past the magazine across books, records, films, and online with their digital music download site at waxpoetics.com.
DJ TITTSWORTH (REMIXES)
From a performance aspect, DJ Tittsworth has continuously dominated decks at a plate-a-minute’s pace. Titts’ sets have been religiously grouped amongst the best in popular tour stop cities. He has appeared on Finish television, MTV Canada, V TV
(Asian MTV equivalent), countless international radio shows, magazines and newspapers. Sponsored gigs/tours recently include Diesel in Hong Kong, Redbull, Scion, and Frank 151. From URB and XLR8R to NME, his music is a permanent fixture in blogs, charts and the press. His solo album 12 STEPS was released to critical acclaim in August 2008.
DAVID CHOE (ARTWORK)
David Choe is one of the most diverse and prolific artists working today. Choe’s art, photos, and writing have been featured in Giant Robot, and Vice magazine among numerous other publications. His extensive client list includes Marvel Comics, Levi’s, IBM, and Nike. Choe’s three self-published, comic/journal/novellas have received awards and are sold out editions. David Choe’s works have been exhibited in galleries internationally. He is also one of the youngest artists ever to have a solo show at MOCA. Most recently, Choe partnered with Upper Playground to create a set of limited-edition prints featuring Barack Obama.
ARS NOVA (PRODUCTION COMPANY)
Ars Nova is a New York-based commercial producing company committed to bringing the best of cutting-edge entertainment to the stage and screen. Ars Nova works with today’s top-emerging artists to create high quality, critically and commercially successful programming for theater (Broadway and Off Broadway), television, and film. BLACK DYNAMITE is Ars Nova’s first feature film. |