Red Silk - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Red Silk"
Красный шёлк (2025)
Timing:
2:25 (145 min)
7/10
14
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7.194/10
70832
70832
6/10
490
490
Film crew
Director
Andrey Volgin
Director
Producer
Gosha Kutsenko
Producer
Vadim Byrkin
Producer
Executive Producer
Anastasiya Pelevina
Executive Producer
Writer
Mariya Nefyodova
Writer
Aleksey Kolmogorov
Writer
Ilya Kozhukhar
Writer
Editor
Andrey Volgin
Editor
Konstantin Mazur
Editor
Costume Design
Anastasiya Batalova
Costume Design
Production Design
Zhanna Pakhomova
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Aleksandr Stetsenko
Stunt Coordinator
Denis Petrushin
Stunt Coordinator
Ivan Kotik
Stunt Coordinator
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Aleksei Badygov
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Director of Photography
Maxim Mikhanyuk
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Producer
Beata Sokolova
Visual Effects Producer
Additional Director of Photography
Roman Belyansky
Additional Director of Photography
Makeup Designer
Anastasiya Ramlya
Makeup Designer
Assistant Director
Olga Shafranovskaya
Assistant Director
Tatyana Grigoryeva
Assistant Director
Music
Mikhail Afanasyev
Music
Casting Director
Alla Eryomycheva
Casting Director
VFX Supervisor
Vakhtang Muradyan
VFX Supervisor
Zaur Khadikov
VFX Supervisor
Alex Dubko
VFX Supervisor
Konstantin Listratov
VFX Supervisor
Roman Osipenko
VFX Supervisor
Vasily Ponomaryov
VFX Supervisor
Sound Director
Aleksandr Kopeykin
Sound Director
Viktor Molotkov
Sound Director
Creative Producer
Olga Kashirina
Creative Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming began on the ice of Lake Baikal at -40°C and concluded in China at +40°C.
- Filming inside the Trans-Siberian Express took place in a pavilion in specially constructed full-scale train cars. To create the effect of movement, the cars were mounted on a special platform that simulated shaking. For individual episodes, a setup was created to simulate the train's movement within the pavilion.
- For the pavilion filming in Moscow, the largest screen with virtual sets in Europe was built, and to simulate the surrounding environment, a controllable artificial sky was constructed in the pavilion, created from 70 lighting fixtures.
- Part of the filming took place at one of the largest film studios in the world, Hengdian World Studios. There, the film was shot on sets recreating the central district of Shanghai in the early 20th century.
- A separate region was selected for each location in the film. Manchuria was filmed in the Pskov region and on the Russian-Finnish border. Train stations and interior locations for Belgorsk were filmed in St. Petersburg.
- It is the first Russian film in HFR format with a frame rate of 60 frames per second.
- Interior shots within the Trans-Siberian Express were filmed in a pavilion using specially built full-scale carriages. To create the effect of movement, the carriages were placed on a special platform that simulated shaking. A setup was also created to move the “train” within the pavilion for certain scenes.
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