Coherence cast and crew movie#
So, I’m extremely impressed with the crew members who worked to make sure continuity was withheld – again, both in story and physical objects – and it shows a huge dedication to the movie and an even bigger level of professionalism. Because of the captivating and intense storyline, you have to keep an eye on all these things. There’s a lot of materials that are constantly getting moved – pictures, medicine jars, rings, markers, glow sticks, even ping pong paddles. Sure, we’ll never know how many takes it took to get all the objects situated just right, but the final product is perfect. It’s a painstaking process, making sure everything fits its original spot just right, and it’s simply a miracle that Coherence got it all correct. If you’ve seen a movie where a wine glass is on one side of the table and it flips to the other side without being moved – that’s a continuity error. It’s sadly one of the most overlooked areas of production, both in story and with actual items the characters can hold in their hands. I am simply blown away by the expert level of continuity showcased in Coherence. But, with that said, it gives me a definite place to start with my review. Oh, gosh, this is going to be such a hard review to write without revealing any spoilers. Part cerebral sci-fi and part relationship drama, COHERENCE is a tightly focused, intimately shot film that quickly ratchets up with tension and mystery.” – IMDB “On the night of an astronomical anomaly, eight friends at a dinner party experience a troubling chain of reality bending events. Cast members include Nicholas Brendon (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Criminal Minds”, Maury Sterling ( Behind Enemy Lines, The A-Team), Emily Baldoni ( Killer Pad, Grizzly Park), Elizabeth Gracen (“Highlander”), Alex Manugian ( Rango), Lauren Maher ( Pirates of the Caribbean), Hugo Armstrong (“NCIS”), and Lorene Scafaria (“Ben & Kate”). Coherence is written and directed by James Ward Byrkit ( Pirates of the Caribbean, Rango) with Alex Manugian.
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