Heights (2005)

Released: 2005-07-15 Duration: 1hr 38min

Genres: Drama Romance

Rating 6.6

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Overview

Spanning twenty-four hours, HEIGHTS follows five New Yorkers challenged to choose their destiny before the sun comes up the next day.

Production Companies

Merchant Ivory Productions

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$1,306,281.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	1.266

Directed By

Chris Terrio

Crew

Screenplay
Amy Fox

Director
Chris Terrio

Producer
Ismail Merchant

Producer
Richard Hawley

Theatre Play
Amy Fox

Production Design
Marla Weinhoff

Original Music Composer
Martin Erskine

Art Direction
Diane Lederman

Costume Design
Marina Draghici

Production Controller
Nabeel Sarwar

Casting
James Calleri

Director of Photography
Jim Denault

Original Music Composer
Ben Butler

Associate Producer
Pierre Proner

Additional Writing
Chris Terrio

Editor
Sloane Klevin

Executive Producer
Paul Bradley

Unit Production Manager
George Norfleet Jr.

Script Supervisor
Rebecca Fulton

Third Assistant Director
David Blazina

Key Makeup Artist
Claus Lulla

Additional Casting
Lindsay Chag

Key Hair Stylist
Kabuki

First Assistant Director
Thomas Fatone

Makeup Artist
Christine Leiter

Extras Casting
Keith Gunthorpe

Assistant Editor
Perri B. Frank

Dialogue Editor
Stuart Stanley

Line Producer
John Scholz-Conway

Hairstylist
Martial Corneville

Supervising Sound Editor
Robert Hein

First Assistant Editor
Katy Skjerping

Music Editor
John Carbonara

Costume Supervisor
Rachel Greene

Music Supervisor
Alex Proner

Key Hair Stylist
Claus Lulla

Music Supervisor
Ramsay Adams

Second Assistant Director
Patrick D. Gibbons

Extras Casting
Pat Golden

Production Sound Mixer
Thomas Varga

Boom Operator
Marshall McGee

Casting Assistant
Nicole Lorenzetti

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andy Kris

Costumer
Lynn Falconer

Assistant Sound Editor
Akil Wilson

Music Supervisor
Dave Hnatiuk

Online Editor
Larry Schmitt

Sound Effects Editor
Coll Anderson

Casting Associate
Alaine Alldaffer

Casting Assistant
Kristen Jackson

Dialogue Editor
Brian Bowles

Foley Artist
Nancy Cabrera

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