The Moment After (1999)

Director:

Wes Llewellyn

Writers:

Kevin Downes (writer)
Amanda Llewellyn (writer)
(more)

Release Date:

4 July 1999 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Tagline:

In the twinkling of an eye...

Plot:

In the twinkling of an eye, a mass disappearance has occurred. Moments after the turmoil and confusion...

Plot Keywords:

FBI | Disappearance | Bible Quote | Rapture | Rapture Aftermath

Cast

Julie Link	...	Woman in Yard (as Julia Link)
Mike Wilson	...	Mr. Fulton
David A.R. White	...	Adam Riley (as David White)
Kevin Downes	...	Charles Baker
Greg Davis	...	Young Man
Brad Heller	...	Jacob Krause
D. David Morin	...	Special Agent Thomas (as David Morin)
Brian C. Bennetts	...	Agent #1 (as Brian Bennetts)
Amanda Llewellyn	...	Mrs. Fulton
Kevin Indio Copeland	...	John
John Gilbert	...	Peter McCollum (as John Rawling)
Manney Beldaire	...	Dr. Claire Holt
Gregg Binkley	...	Dr. Jason Hersch (as Gregg Alex)
Paul R. Jones	...	Dr. Edward Wilkins
David Darus	...	Census Boy
Dominique D'Amato	...	Census Girl
Patrick G. Ingram	...	Census Man (as Patrick Ingram)
Julie Ingram	...	Census Woman
Angela Francis	...	Marsha Lopez
Judith Peterson	...	Peggy
Marianne Faucher	...	Martha
Mel Faucher	...	Don
Joanne Busch	...	Psych. Nurse
Angela Robinson-Witherspoon	...	Catherine Harris (as Angela Robinson)
Troy Winbush	...	George Harris
Dewayne Coleman	...	Troy
Dree Coleman	...	Tanya
Ana Gatchell	...	Nurse
Julie Socash	...	Doctor
Erin Johnson	...	Rebecca Baker
Ray Hornblower	...	Bureaucrat
Lucy O'Bryan	...	Administrator
Don Parker Decker	...	President of the United States
Larry Holmes	...	Pawn Shop Man
Jessica McWilliams	...	Young Girl
David Kallaway	...	Soldier #1
Calvin Scott	...	Soldier #2
Geoff Ludlow	...	Soldier #3
David Zovac	...	Soldier #4
Monte Rex Perlin	...	Lt. Fredricks (as Monte Perlin)
Rodney Wright	...	Officer #1
Dan Wells	...	Officer #2
Adam Sbraiga	...	Clerk
Lory Bennetts	...	Man at Gas Pump
Wes Llewellyn	...	Guard
Jeff Peterson
Jeremy Thomas
Tyrell Harris
Dan Moore		(as Daniel Moore)
Tim McFadden

Directed by
Wes Llewellyn

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Kevin Downes		writer
Amanda Llewellyn		writer
Wes Llewellyn		writer

Produced by
Lory Bennetts	....	associate producer
Bobby Downes	....	co-producer
Kevin Downes	....	producer
Brad Heller	....	producer
Amanda Llewellyn	....	associate producer
Wes Llewellyn	....	producer
David A.R. White	....	producer (as David White)

Original Music by
Marc Fantini

Cinematography by
Philip Hurn

Film Editing by
Wes Llewellyn

Makeup Department
Amanda Llewellyn	....	hair stylist
Amanda Llewellyn	....	makeup artist
Alex Proctor	....	additional makeup artist

Production Management
Kevin Downes	....	production manager
D. Gunther Tarampi	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Carlos Rodriguez	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
Hayden Clement	....	supervising sound editor
Sean Flood	....	sound editor
Willie Franco	....	production sound (as William Franco)
Ana Gatchell	....	boom operator
Erick Jolley	....	adr engineer
Michael Lyle	....	foley artist
Steve Weiss	....	production sound

Camera and Electrical Department
John Ames	....	electrician
John Ames	....	grip
Michelle Baker	....	second assistant camera
Ron Baldwin	....	Steadicam operator
Robert L. Benavides	....	electrician
Robert L. Benavides	....	grip
Eric S. Boland	....	gaffer (as Eric Boland)
Ohio Dave Darus	....	electrician
Ohio Dave Darus	....	grip
Brian Davis	....	first assistant camera
Greg Davis	....	best boy
Ana Gatchell	....	still photographer
Jeffrey M. Hoffman	....	camera operator (as Jeff Hoffman)
Marshall Nord	....	videographer
Lucy O'Bryan	....	still photographer
Drew Olsen	....	key dolly grip
Dennis Wong	....	electrician
Dennis Wong	....	grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jo Ella Cox	....	wardrobe

Transportation Department
Kitty West	....	additional transportation

Other crew
Lory Bennetts	....	location assistant
Nancy Bennetts	....	caterer
Paul Bright	....	consultant: biblical and eschatology
Burgess Crim	....	script supervisor
Bill Downes	....	caterer
Bobby Downes	....	production assistant
Catherine Downes	....	craft service
Layne Downes	....	production assistant
Tina Downes	....	caterer
Erin Johnson	....	production assistant
Julie Link	....	production coordinator
Chad Luck	....	coordinator: military Jeep
Hugo Mendez	....	caterer
Larry O'Brien	....	caterer
Robert Lyon Rasner	....	adr artist
Christine Rossetti	....	production assistant
Dave Van Gronigen	....	coordinator: military Jeep
Dan Wells	....	technical advisor: military

Thanks
Ruben Madera	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• TMA Productions
• Christiano Film Group (in association with)

Distributors

• Con Dios Entertainment (2010) (Australia) (DVD)
• Con Dios Entertainment (2010) (New Zealand) (DVD)
• ChristianCinema.com
• H.O.M. Vision bv, Spakenburg (2001) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Nordic (2010) (Finland) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2010) (Germany) (DVD)
• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera dollies

Also Known As:

Runtime:

89 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Australia:PG | Finland:K-11 | Germany:12

Filming Locations:

California, USA

Company:

TMA Productions

Movie Connections:

Featured in The Moment After II: The Awakening (2006)

Soundtrack:

He's All You Need

the upteenth telling of a rapture movie....some improvements

This film is a police movie set after a rapture and is about two cops investigating the disappearances for the FBI. The film is a evangelsim tool and is set after a rapture. The film looks good and is well acted. The film stops short of going into action adventure terroritory but is i suppose good clean cut wholseome christian fun. My problem with these types of movies is academic, it's essentially the same scenario with each movie. Like a bad cliche'. My problem is with all these rapture movies and tv shows if it actually ever happend. I find it hard to beleive no one would know what it was that happend. This is a good film if you like that genre and should be viewed as church service viewing material. The film does stray off the beaten path a little and does tell a story and puts a unsusal human face on it. Much of the dialouge is well written, yet this isn't BULLIT. THE MOMENT AFTER succeeds in doing somethings these other movies don't and stears clear of alot of the doom and gloom of other films. The film deals with the rapture phenomenom recognized bvy theologians as one vairant to revelation. i would love to see them tackle another angle, the unpleasant one to all of this. What if there was no rapture up until the end. there is nothign wrong with these films yet they need new scenarios. Relifgious films need to be redefined. You can tell a story without preaching ye tthe purpose of this film was a supplement to a pastors sermon. Purpose noted. There is a group who views these films as the answer to hollywood i doubt this. However, if they want to clean up movies why not use their own production house to do it and let DIE HARD 4 roll un opposed along with art like 2001 or the GODFATHER. In closing there is somehting unusual in some of the attributes of this movie.a quality not seen in this genre in along time.