The Cold Equations


2h 1996

Brief Synopsis

When a military pilot volunteers to deliver medicine to miners on a far-off planet, his efficient space ship is designed with equipment and fuel allowance for only one person. Shortly after takeoff, he is alerted to an excess weight that is causing a fuel shortage. He discovers a young stowaway and

Film Details

Also Known As
Cold Equations
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Alliance Atlantis Television Productions; CAST Security, Inc.; Cinelease, Inc.; Eastman Kodak; Fantasy Ii Film Effects Inc; Fotokem Film & Video; Kent Hamilton; Kino Flo Inc; Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler & Feldman, Inc.; Modern VideoFilm; Otto Nemenz International, Inc.; Syfy; Truman Van Dyke Company
Location
Culver City, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Synopsis

When a military pilot volunteers to deliver medicine to miners on a far-off planet, his efficient space ship is designed with equipment and fuel allowance for only one person. Shortly after takeoff, he is alerted to an excess weight that is causing a fuel shortage. He discovers a young stowaway and realizes that the ship won't land with both of them on board. Although he is ordered to throw her off the ship, the two develop a strong bond and search frantically for something else to jettison before potential tragedy strikes.

Crew

Yoran Barzilai

Producer

Tish Beckman

Costumes

Stephen Bergen

Screenwriter

Keith Burtons

Dialogue Editor

Billy Campbell

Co-Executive Producer

Jason Childs

Art Department

Sara Chomuides

Hair

Sara Chomuides

Makeup

Alisa Christensen

Stunts

Patrick G Courad

Assistant Camera Operator

Ted Denos

Set Decorator

George Deveau

Special Effects Foreman

Robert Devico

Production Designer

Glenn Divincenzo

Steadicam Operator

Tracey Dodokin

Executive In Charge Of Production (Alliance)

Kirk Douglas

Assistant Camera Operator

Louie Escobar

Gaffer

Annie Etheridge

Assistant Production Coordinator

George Flores

Sound Mixer

Peter Geiger

Screenwriter

Tom Godwin

From Short Story

Patrick M Griffith

Supervisor

Michael Gurbin

Key Grip

Kent Hamilton

Production Insurance

Dwight Hovey

Other

Reeve Howard

Assistant Director

Leslie Huntley

Segment Producer

Valerie A Jackson

Hair

Valerie A Jackson

Makeup

Michael Kaschalk

Animator

Roberta Kirkpatrick

Animator

Karl Knapp

Other

Malina Koani-guzman

Production Assistant

Sharon Levy

Publicity

Birgitte Mann

Costume Designer

Mary Jo Markey

Editor

Juan Martinez

Electrician

Scott Mceroy

Stunt Coordinator

Mark Melzer

Video

Jana Sue Memel

Executive Producer

Tim Molinder

Supervisor

Robert Morgenroth

Video

Shane Nagle

Electrician

Jesse Panurup

Dialogue Editor

Julie Pearce

Hair Stylist

David C Perry

Dolly Grip

Andrea Pilat

Craft Service

Craig Plost

Medic

Norman Plotkin

Screenwriter

Paul Rabjohns

Music

Karen Reynolds

Publicity

Hillary Anne Ripps

Associate Producer

Mike Rodriguez

Adr/Dialogue Editor

Jimmy Sandeval

Assistant Editor

Paula Sever

Art Department Coordinator

Jennifer Solvan

Makeup Assistant

G Bruno Stempel

Special Effects Coordinator

Kenneth Strain

Boom Operator

Lee Stranahan

Graphics

Lee Stranahan

Video

Kathryn Tckis

Production Coordinator

Josh Uberman

Electrician

Joe Vincshy

Post-Production Supervisor

Chris Walling

Director Of Photography

Gene Warren

Visual Effects Supervisor

Randy Westgate

Makeup

Angela Whiting

Property Master

Angela Whiting

Set Decorator

Rick Woodall

Sound Mixer

Scott Wuze

Costumes

Film Details

Also Known As
Cold Equations
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Alliance Atlantis Television Productions; CAST Security, Inc.; Cinelease, Inc.; Eastman Kodak; Fantasy Ii Film Effects Inc; Fotokem Film & Video; Kent Hamilton; Kino Flo Inc; Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler & Feldman, Inc.; Modern VideoFilm; Otto Nemenz International, Inc.; Syfy; Truman Van Dyke Company
Location
Culver City, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States December 14, 1996

Completed shooting July 10, 1996.