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A Sea Turtle Story (2012)

Genre : Animation

Runtime : 9M

Director : Kathy Shultz

Synopsis

This animated short chronicles the life cycle of the critically endangered sea turtle. Capturing the beauty of the ecosystems that sea turtles inhabit, the film is ideal for all audiences, and for teaching young and old alike about these fascinating creatures.

Actors

Crews

Kathy Shultz
Kathy Shultz
Director
Kathy Shultz
Kathy Shultz
Writer
Silva Basmajian
Silva Basmajian
Producer
Andrew Sneyd
Andrew Sneyd
Director of Photography
Evan DeRushie
Evan DeRushie
Animation
Winston Hacking
Winston Hacking
Art Direction
Chris De Castro
Chris De Castro
Visual Effects
Zach Kellum
Zach Kellum
Original Music Composer
Kurt Firla
Kurt Firla
Original Music Composer
Zach Kellum
Zach Kellum
Musician
Kurt Firla
Kurt Firla
Musician
Marcus Matyas
Marcus Matyas
Editor
Alex Bullock
Alex Bullock
Sound Editor
Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson
Production Supervisor
Andrew Martin-Smith
Andrew Martin-Smith
Administrative Assistant
Jim Fleming
Jim Fleming
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Rob Gyorgy
Rob Gyorgy
Digital Intermediate Editor
Andrew Pascoe
Andrew Pascoe
Digital Intermediate
Margaret Mansell
Margaret Mansell
Digital Film Recording
Darcy Arthurs
Darcy Arthurs
Digital Intermediate Producer
Brian Reid
Brian Reid
Manager of Operations

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