The Place Promised in Our Early Days (movie)
(The) Place Promised in Our Early Days (manga) (adaptation)
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Director: Screenplay: Makoto Shinkai Storyboard: Makoto Shinkai Music: Original creator: Makoto Shinkai Character Design: Ushio Tazawa Art: Chief Animation Director: Ushio Tazawa Animation director: Sound director: Makoto Shinkai Director of Photography: Makoto Shinkai Producer: Makoto Shinkai Accounting: Yumiko Kikuchi Additional Arrangement: Toshio Okazawa Animation Cooperation: Animation producer: Kiyonori Hiramatsu Assistant Animation Director: Hiromi Suzuki Assistant Engineer: Shinichi Takizawa Background Art: Background Art Cooperation: Bela Cielo Design/Model: Makoto Shinkai Casting: Cel Harmony Brushing: CG Modeling Cooperation: CG Work: Makoto Shinkai Color Check: Miyoko Ichinose (Studio M) Color design: Makoto Shinkai Color setting: Miyoko Ichinose (Studio M) Cooperation: Digital Paint: Dolby Cooperation: DVD Booklet Design: DVD Booklet Production: Makoto Shinkai DVD Extras Editor: Yukihiro Ishikawa DVD Extras Photography: DVD Extras Production: Chiharu Ochiai (CoMix Wave) DVD Production Assistance: Editing: Makoto Shinkai HD Film Conversion: In-Between Animation: In-Between Check: IQ Editing: Yoshinari Yamazaki IQ Editing Assistance: Yuuko Hasegawa Key Animation: Lab Coordinator: Yuko Shimura Lab Manager: Hiromitsu Senoo Lab Technical Supervisor: Seiji Saito Legal Work: Hideki Takahashi Line Producer: Kouichirou Itou Mix Engineer: Mixing Assistance: Keiichiro Morimoto (Tokyo TV Center) Official Website Production: Takako Kamai Overseas Promotion: Kazuki Sunami Performance Coordinator: Yoji Sugiyama (Witchcraft) Photography Assistance: Post Production Director: Yuji Mitsuya Production Assistant: Azusa Tomita Production Coordination: Kensuke Minakawa (EDOYA) Production Staff: Project Manager: Noritaka Kawaguchi Promotion Design: Chiharu Ochiai Promotion Producer: Naomi Toda Publicity: Recording Assistant: Tomohiro Sunaoshi (JINNAN STUDIO) Recording Coordinator: nbkz Sakai (CW) Recording Director: Bungo Fujiwara (TWOFIVE) Recording engineer: Research Cooperation: Sound Effects: Shoji Kato (Anime Sound Production) Sound Effects Assistance: Sound Engineer: Noriko Mihara (Sound Inn) Sound Engineer Assistance: Yutaka Une (Sound Inn) Sound Producer: Special Thanks To: Hiroaki Takeuchi Subtitle Timing: Hiroaki Hirabayashi Thanks To: Theme Song Arrangement: Tenmon Theme Song Composition: Tenmon Theme Song Lyrics: Makoto Shinkai Theme Song Performance: Ai Kawashima (as ♥) | Hidetaka Yoshioka as Masato Hagiwara as Yuuka Nanri as Kazuhiko Inoue as Risa Mizuno as Unshou Ishizuka as Bretto Coleman as Eiji Takemoto as Hidenobu Kiuchi as Hirochika Kamize as Ian O'Neal as Kousuke Kujirai as Maki Saitou as Masami Iwasaki as Rie Nakagawa as Takahiro Hirano as Takeshi Maeda as Yuki Nakao as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steven Foster ADR Script: Steven Foster Executive producer: Producer: Steven Foster Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: DVD Packaging Design: Fumiko Chino Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Project Translator: Masako Ollivier Recording engineer: Adam Jones Senior Translator: Shoko Oono Sound Design: Special Thanks To: Cassandra Phillips-Sears Subtitle Script: Dwayne Jones Subtitle Timing: Dwayne Jones | Chris Patton as Jessica Boone as Kalob Martinez as Adam Jones as Andrew Love as Andy McAvin as Hilary Haag as Illich Guardiola as Jacob A.Gragard as James Z. Erivayer as Jay Hickman as John Swasey as Kira Vincent-Davis as Lesley Tesh as Mariela Ortiz as Matthew Crawford as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Anthony Delclève Adaptation: Frédéric Alameunière | Alexandre Crépet as David Manet as Mélanie Dermont as Martin Spinhayer as | |||||||
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