Under the Volcano (2021)

Released: 2021-03-20 Duration: 1hr 36min

Genres: Documentary Music

Rating 6.8

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Overview

The story of George Martin’s AIR Studios Montserrat and the island that changed music forever.

Production Companies

Rush Films

Screen Australia

ScreenWest

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	4.032

Directed By

Gracie Otto

Crew

Writer
Gracie Otto

Original Music Composer
Piers Burbrook de Vere

Editor
Karen Johnson

Writer
Cody Greenwood

Producer
Cody Greenwood

Director of Photography
Hugh Miller

Writer
Ian Shadwell

Sound Designer
Lawrence Horne

Archival Footage Coordinator
Lisa Savage

Executive Producer
Luci Silvestrin

Associate Producer
Paul Komadina

Story Consultant
Jennifer Peedom

Data Wrangler
Bonnie Bessen

Co-Producer
Richard Harris

Supervising Sound Editor
Lawrence Horne

Production Manager
Bonnie Bessen

Title Designer
Sarah Adamson

Makeup Artist
Fern Madden

Executive Producer
Sara Cline

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Danny van Spreuwel

Executive Producer
Jessica Carrera

Makeup Artist
Tobi Heeney

Scoring Mixer
Evan McHugh

Music Supervisor
Kim Green

Assistant Editor
Phoenix Chisholm

Visual Effects
Craig Deeker

Story Consultant
Joseph Nizeti

Sound Recordist
Dean Hewitson

Post Production Coordinator
Craig Deeker

Archival Footage Research
Bonnie Bessen

Director
Gracie Otto

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