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Credits
Production Company: Motion Theory Mathew Cullen, director; Claudio Miranda, DP; Javier Jimenez, exec producer; Bernard Rahill, producer. Visual Effects: Motion Theory Kaan Atilla, sr. art director; Bryan Godwin, VFX supervisor; Danny Yoon, compositing lead; Matt Winkel, post producer; Charles Paek, lighting lead; Danny Zobrist, CG lead; Heidi Berg, Jenny Ko, Angela Zhu, designers; Joseph Chan, Evan Parsons, TJ Sochor, 2D animation; Ben Grangereau, Michael Clarke, Jericho Green, 3D artists; Matt Bell, lighter; Troy Barsness, modeler; Deke Kincaid, TJ Sochor, compositors; Patrick Rodriguez, pre-vis; Amy Paskow, Eric Almeras, Mike Boden, Megan Gaffney, Kanae Morton, Eva Snyder, rotoscope artists; Ram Bhat, Peter Pace, matte painters; CArlos Morales, Rob Winfield, Flame artists; Sheri Patterson, post manager. Music: Bongo Post & Music Bob Smith, Ryan Sibitz, sound designers; Debbie McMahon, music post producer. Audio: Lime Studios Dave Wagg, mixer; Joel Waters, assistant mixer; Jessica L
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