3 days max - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "3 days max"
3 jours max (2023)
Timing:
1:27 (87 min)
5.4/10
210
210
6.131/10
8455
8455
5.3/10
1700
1700
Film crew
Director
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Frédéric Le Louet
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Julien Perez
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Second Assistant Director
Marie Rolindes
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Vincent Richard-Marquis
Director of Photography
Steadicam Operator
René-Pierre Rouaux
Steadicam Operator
Assistant Art Director
Marion Schulz
Assistant Art Director
Supervising Sound Editor
Frédéric Le Louet
Supervising Sound Editor
First Assistant Director
Mathias Honoré
First Assistant Director
Screenplay
Pierre Dudan
Screenplay
Foley Artist
Nicolas Fioraso
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Frédéric Le Louet
Sound Designer
Location Scout
Fanny Franssen
Location Scout
Dialogue Editor
Mélanie Blouin
Dialogue Editor
Foley Mixer
Matthieu Tibi
Foley Mixer
Gaffer
Frédéric Thurot
Gaffer
"A" Camera Operator
René-Pierre Rouaux
"A" Camera Operator
Music
Michaël Tordjman
Music
Maxime Desprez
Music
Focus Puller
Maud Lemaistre
Focus Puller
Anna-Katia Vincent
Focus Puller
Digital Imaging Technician
Florent Perrin
Digital Imaging Technician
Storyboard Artist
Eric Gandois
Storyboard Artist
First Assistant Camera
Maud Lemaistre
First Assistant Camera
Line Producer
Rachel Chouity
Line Producer
Second Assistant Camera
Fred Bagoë Fauguet
Second Assistant Camera
Roxane Jouannin
Second Assistant Camera
Assistant Sound Editor
Benjamin Alves
Assistant Sound Editor
Data Management Technician
Florent Perrin
Data Management Technician
Sound Editor
Jon Goc
Sound Editor
Alexis Durand
Sound Editor
Third Assistant Camera
Adrien Bellier
Third Assistant Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was released in France in mid-October 2020, on the day the government introduced restrictions due to the second wave of COVID-19. The number of screenings in cinemas was reduced, as was the number of seats, and viewers were only allowed to watch while wearing masks, but despite all this, 1.3 million tickets were sold. Writer and director Tareq Boudali immediately suggested to the producers that they work on a sequel and received permission to do so.
- Filming the helicopter scene was not easy, as only military helicopters were allowed to fly in that area of Abu Dhabi. The government granted permission for filming and provided a 'Black Hawk' helicopter, but during filming, Tareq Boudali kept having his shirt buttons come undone, revealing his safety harness. He reviewed the footage after filming and found that only the first 15 seconds were usable, meaning the scene would have to be reshot. Then the helicopter developed some technical problems, and another helicopter had to be found, and by the time filming began, Boudali's shirt buttons had been firmly sewn directly to the loops.
- Only three days were allocated for filming the skyscraper climb in Abu Dhabi, so the filmmakers had no time to rehearse on location. The safety equipment was tested on a building near Paris, but the day before filming began, the filmmakers were informed that due to visits from certain officials, they would have not three days, but only one. They were later given another day for filming, however.
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