Cast & Crew
Alex ........... Aidan Weekes (@aidanweekes)
Amy ............ Abby Damen (@abbydamen)
Sarah .......... Kate McGill (@stagesofkate)
Martin ......... Ben Fransham (@benfransham)
Paramedic ...... Jacob Stephens
Writer & Director ....... Trevor Brymer
Producer ................ Trevor Brymer
Producer ................ Jan Haynes
1st Asst. Director ...... Robin Wilson
Dir. of Photograpy ...... Charles Edwards
Dir. of Photography ..... Martin Lang
Music ................... David Long [imdb]
Music ................... Jeremy Taylor
Editor .................. Trevor Brymer
Re-recording Mixer ...... Michael Hedges
Colourist ............... Damian McDonnell
Visual Effects .......... Trevor Brymer
“The Big Ear” 3D Model .. Jonathan Southern
Script Continuity ....... Pam Hislop
Script Continuity ....... Karen Alexander
Art Director ............ Nicole Spackman
Costume ................. Chris Pickard
Makeup .................. Dara Wakely [imdb]
Makeup .................. Kelly Manu
Makeup .................. Karen Winefield
Prosthetics ............. Weta Workshop (@WetaWorkshop)
Gaffer .................. Chris Chandler
Lighting ................ Oren Graham
Lighting ................ Tristan Maxwell
Lighting ................ Kupa Warner (@kupawarner)
Sound Recordist ......... Paul Chattington
Sound Recordist ......... Joel Anscombe-Smith [imdb]
Boom Operator ........... Ferand Peek (@ferandpeek)
Unit .................... Anthony Faifai
Unit .................... Jennifer Quinlin
Catering ................ Blue Carrot (@BlueCarrotNZ)
Catering ................ Deb Logan
Catering ................ Dough Momma (@DoughMomma)
Type Designer ........... Jeff Kellem (@composerjk)
Titlecard/Printer font .. Custom 1403 Vintage Mono Pro (@slantedhall)
* [imdb] indicates that name link goes to a personal page instead of imdb.
Learn more about the SETI Institute (@SETIInstitute) and the 1977 6EQUJ5 “Wow!” signal heard at the former Big Ear Radio Observatory of The Ohio State University (@OSUAstro). And see the IBM 1403 mainframe line printer, shown early in the film, at the Computer History Museum’s (@ComputerHistory) 1401 Demo Lab.
Eventually, Trevor may post more VFX breakdowns of the film on the @OTOY forums. CG rendered with Octane & @Autodesk Maya.