Cargo - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Cargo"
Cargo (2017)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
6.407/10
1666
1666
6.153/10
11024
11024
6.3/10
52000
52000
Film crew
Director
Ben Howling
Director
Yolanda Ramke
Director
Producer
Kristina Ceyton
Producer
Samantha Jennings
Producer
Russell Ackerman
Producer
John Schoenfelder
Producer
Mark Patterson
Producer
Executive Producer
Jeff Harrison
Executive Producer
Fergus Grady
Executive Producer
Craig Deeker
Executive Producer
Ian Kirk
Executive Producer
Zak Brilliant
Executive Producer
Ian Dawson
Executive Producer
Writer
Yolanda Ramke
Writer
Casting
Nikki Barrett
Casting
John McAlary
Casting
Editor
Dany Cooper
Editor
Sean Lahiff
Editor
Art Direction
Sophie Nash
Art Direction
Costume Design
Heather Wallace
Costume Design
Production Design
Josephine Ford
Production Design
Set Decoration
Christian Petersen
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Beverley Freeman
Makeup Artist
Jodee Lenaine-Smith
Makeup Artist
Associate Producer
Hilary Davis
Associate Producer
Stephen Kelliher
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Geoffrey Simpson
Director of Photography
Music
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu
Music
Michael Hohnen
Music
Daniel Rankine
Music
Johnathon Mangarri Yunupingu
Music
Sound
Liam Egan
Sound
Line Producer
Sally Clarke
Line Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on a short film of the same name from 2013, which garnered almost 13 million views on YouTube.
- Actress Simone Landers specifically learned local dialects for the role of Tumi.
- Throughout the film's production, active consultations with representatives of the Indigenous Australian peoples were ongoing. John Bell served as a consultant to director and screenwriter Yolande Ramke on the script, helping her understand the nuances and details, avoid stereotypes, and ensure the plausibility of the dialogue and lines. It was thanks to his consultations that it was possible to reveal the central theme of the film – the gap between the world of modern Western civilization and the traditional culture of Australia's Indigenous inhabitants.
- During the five weeks of filming in Australia, the weather conditions in the country were arguably some of the worst in the last hundred years – floods, power outages, torrential rains, and even a small cyclone occurred. Surprisingly, all of this had no effect on the filming schedule, and not a single shooting day was lost.
- Throughout the making of the film, there were active consultations with representatives of the Indigenous Australian communities. John Bell served as a consultant to director and screenwriter Yolanda Ramke on the script, helping her to navigate nuances and details, avoid stereotypes, and ensure the authenticity of the dialogue. It was thanks to his consultations that the central theme of the film was revealed – the gap between the world of modern Western civilization and the traditional culture of Australia's original inhabitants.
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