Rhythm is a Dancer - 30 Jahre Eurodance (2023)

Released: 2023-03-04 Duration: N/A

Genres: Documentary Music

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Overview

Production Companies

Bildergarten Entertainment

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	de
Popularity	0.4203

Directed By

Crew

Sound
David Breuß

Makeup Artist
Anne Beitat

Trainee Production Coordinator
Lea Breuer

Camera Operator
John-Patrick Classen

Editorial Manager
Marcel Amruschkewitz

Producer's Assistant
Fabian Lindemann

Sound
Carsten Kramer

Sound
Torsten Reimers

Other
Michel Briegel

Production Director
Steffen Stein

Sound
Stefan Tuchel

Camera Operator
Eric Poß

Colorist
Xavier Ballester

Executive Producer
Ulrich Klugius

Actor's Assistant
Stella Contermann

Sound
Simon Kandemir

Editor
Sascha Preidel

Post Production Coordinator
Christopher Kretschmann

Production Director
Carolin Taruttis

Sound
Cosmo Rödling

Camera Operator
Arun Hüttemann

Editor
Edna Rösler

Editorial Services
Marc Schläfli

Sound
Marc Widmaier

Camera Operator
Moritz Sucker

Technical Supervisor
Oleg Anton

Production Assistant
Marie Wiese

Editor
Jessica Korth

Production Director
Andreas Wamsler

Camera Operator
Sascha Kellersohn

Camera Operator
Nils Ockelmann

Sound
Joshua Brix

Executive Producer
Torsten Sprick

Camera Operator
Alecs Fuchs

Production Manager
Julia Fredebold

Production Manager
Andreas Raaf

Editorial Staff
Franziska Murlat

Recording Supervision
Lisa Brungs

Sound Mixer
Tolga Turgay Uygur

Sound
Enzio von Eisenhart-Rothe

Sound
Oliver Lumpe

Sound
Joe Ruckelshausen

Camera Operator
Simon Kandemir

Camera Operator
Hagen Sluyterman van Langeweyde

Camera Operator
Julia Senkler

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