Heavy Metal - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Heavy Metal"
Heavy Metal (1981)
Timing:
1:30 (90 min)
6.474/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Leonard Mogel
Executive Producer
Editor
Mick Manning
Editor
Gerald Tripp
Editor
Art Direction
Pat Gavin
Art Direction
Production Design
Michael C. Gross
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Don White
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Austin Grimaldi
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Joe Grimaldi
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Sound Effects Editor
Marc Chiasson
Sound Effects Editor
Gord Thompson
Sound Effects Editor
Joanne Hovey
Sound Effects Editor
Rod Crawley
Sound Effects Editor
Andy Malcolm
Sound Effects Editor
Peter McBurnie
Sound Effects Editor
Supervising Sound Editor
Peter Thillaye
Supervising Sound Editor
Animation
Milton Gray
Animation
Rick Maki
Animation
Ray daSilva
Animation
Richard Fawdry
Animation
Production Manager
Screenplay
Len Blum
Screenplay
Daniel Goldberg
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Peter Jermyn
Sound Designer
Special Effects
Characters
Songs
Blue Öyster Cult
Songs
Grand Funk Railroad
Songs
Trust
Songs
Nazareth
Songs
Riggs
Songs
Journey
Songs
Cheap Trick
Songs
Black Sabbath
Songs
Animation Director
Harold Whitaker
Animation Director
Tayk Kim
Animation Director
Brian Larkin
Animation Director
Visual Effects Director
Assistant Sound Editor
Nick Rotundo
Assistant Sound Editor
Sequence Supervisor
Pino Van Lamsweerde
Sequence Supervisor
John Halas
Sequence Supervisor
Lee Mishkin
Sequence Supervisor
Harold Whitaker
Sequence Supervisor
Jack Stokes
Sequence Supervisor
Barrie Nelson
Sequence Supervisor
Julian Harris
Sequence Supervisor
Background Designer
Errol Bryant
Background Designer
Theme Song Performance
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was not released on video for 15 years due to copyright issues.
- The film was inspired by the eponymous science fiction magazine, which was initially called Metal Hurlant (which translates from French as Howling Metal), and most of the storylines in the film are based on stories and characters from the magazine.
- The story of Taarna was illustrated by the famous Jean Giraud (1938-2012), a comic book author also known under the pseudonym Moebius. The background of the story features numerous pipelines, reflecting the artist's attention to environmental protection issues.
- The scene in which Dan decides to fashion a loincloth for himself in the world called Neverwhere is a playful reference to an original story from Heavy Metal magazine, which takes into account the existence of the American Film Association's rating system and keeps the film within the requirements for R-rated projects (individuals under the age of 17 are only allowed to see the film accompanied by a parent or legal guardian). According to the plot of this story, Dan and Catherine remain naked, which does not bother them at all, and they are shown as such in this fictional primitive world where nudity is not a taboo.
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