Nitro Circus: The Movie (2012)

Directors:

Gregg Godfrey
Jeremy Rawle

Writers:

Travis Pastrana
Jeremy Rawle
(more)

Release Date:

8 August 2012 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Action | Comedy

Plot:

Travis Pastrana and his tight-knit, highly-skilled, adrenaline-addicted friends bring their impossible, ridiculous, insane and hysterical adventures to the big screen for the first time. |

Plot Keywords:

Daredevil | Backflip | Car Crash | Stunts | Big Wheel

Cast

Travis Pastrana	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Jolene Van Vugt	...	Herself - Nitro Circus Crew
Tommy Passemante	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Jim DeChamp	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Greg Powell	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew (as 'Special' Greg Powell)
Erik Roner	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Jeremy Rawle	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Gregg Godfrey	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Aaron Sauvage	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew (as Aaron 'Crum' Sauvage)
Aaron Fotheringham	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew (as Aaron 'Wheelz' Fotheringham)
Parks Bonifay	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Dusty Wygle	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Cameron McQueen	...	Himself - Nitro Circus Crew
Hubert Rowland	...	Himself / Nitro Circus Crew
Channing Tatum	...	Himself
Rob Dyrdek	...	Himself
Ryan Sheckler	...	Himself
Johnny Knoxville	...	Himself
Ken Block	...	Himself
Bill Gerber	...	Himself
David Brooks	...	Himself
Dick Godfrey	...	Himself
Bob Burnquist	...	Himself
Dov Ribnick	...	Himself
Jeff Tremaine	...	Himself

Directed by
Gregg Godfrey
Jeremy Rawle

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Gregg Godfrey
Travis Pastrana
Jeremy Rawle

Produced by
Justin Andrews	....	segment producer
David F. Brooks	....	executive producer
Brent Geisler	....	field producer
Bill Gerber	....	executive producer
Gregg Godfrey	....	producer
Dave Hunter	....	producer
Jared Knight	....	executive producer
Travis Pastrana	....	producer
Jeremy Rawle	....	producer
Duff Rich	....	line producer

Cinematography by
Donny Anderson

Film Editing by
Seth Torok		(film editor)

Production Management
Abner Benaim	....	unit production manager
Bryce W. Fillmore	....	production manager
Jason Hatfield	....	production manager
Kurt Nicoll	....	production manager

Art Department
Brent Astrope	....	construction coordinator
Burke Bowthorpe	....	props dresser
Dillon Ellefson	....	carpenter
Matt Harris	....	property master

Sound Department
Kelly Cabral	....	supervising sound editor
Robb Gilligan	....	sound effects editor
Vicki Lemar	....	sound recordist

Visual Effects by
Ben Burrell	....	stereoscopic finishing
Jacob Fenn	....	stereoscopic finishing
Russ Lasson	....	stereoscopic finishing
Paul Tuft	....	stereoscopic finishing

Camera and Electrical Department
Sean Bagley	....	camera operator: second unit
Sean Bagley	....	second assistant camera: c camera
Kurtis Burr	....	first assistant camera
Jacob Bushman	....	assistant camera: b unit
Brandon Christensen	....	camera operator
T.C. Christensen	....	camera operator
Neil Hiatt	....	video asst pa
Zach Hilton	....	digital imaging technician
David Kaplan	....	camera pa
Douglas Loeb	....	3d rig technician
Sean McAllister	....	data manager
Sean McAllister	....	first assistant camera: second unit
Cody Petersen	....	camera operator
Jeremy Prusso	....	playback and video assist
Jordan Rasmussen	....	camera pa
Cory Schulthies	....	digital imaging technician
Al Stoddard	....	gaffer: second unit
Tyler Swain	....	camera operator
Paul McKay Taylor	....	second assistant camera
Jessica Ward	....	3D rig technician
Stelios Xanthos	....	assistant camera
Stelios Xanthos	....	gaffer: second unit

Editorial Department
Mike Amezcua	....	assistant editor
Adam L. Banks	....	data technician
Tanner Christensen	....	additional editor
Alicia Kuhn	....	digital intermediate coordinator
Russ Lasson	....	colorist
Russ Lasson	....	digital workflow engineer
Pete O'Brien	....	assistant editor
Jordan Overman	....	assistant editor
Anne Payne	....	digital intermediate coordinator
Q. Bryce Randle	....	3D assistant editor
Paul Tuft	....	colorist
Cody Wood	....	assistant editor
Micah Young	....	digital intermediate producer

Music Department
Gerry Cueller	....	music supervisor
Greg Danylyshyn	....	music supervisor
Laurent Juillet	....	composer: additional music
Paul Phillips	....	composer: original music and score
Damien Starkey	....	composer: original music and score

Other crew
Erich Cannon	....	production assistant
Janene Comer	....	accountant
Kipling Hicks	....	production coordinator
Ryan Nunley	....	production assistant
Ryan Pederson	....	production assistant
Winship Wheatley	....	production assistant

Thanks
Michael Glassman	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Godfrey Entertainment
• Planet P Studios

Distributors

• ARC Entertainment (II) (2012) (worldwide) (all media)
• Culture-Ville (2013) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Londra Films P&D (2013) (Bolivia) (theatrical)
• Universal Pictures Benelux (2013) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Universal Pictures Benelux (2013) (Netherlands) (DVD) (Blu-ray)

Other Companies

• Color Mill  stereoscopic 3d mastering

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for depiction of extreme and dangerous stunts throughout, and for language

Runtime:

USA:92 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:PG-13 (certificate #47756) | Ireland:15A | UK:15 | Singapore:PG13 | Australia:M | South Korea:15 | Netherlands:12 | Japan:G

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Company:

Godfrey Entertainment

Movie Connections:

Featured in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.182" (2012)

Soundtrack:

Teenage Sky

Love the show, disappointed by the movie

Instead of the hilarious off the wall humor set up by Jackass or even the Nitro Circus guys on the show, this movie tried to be very dramatic. Over and over again we were told by rob dyrdek and channing tatum how dangerous these stunts were in segments similar to what you'd see in a reality show. The stunts were cool, but the atmosphere the movie created was pretty boring. I was very disappointed in the presentation of the film.

Oh and the only 3D in the movie was during a few of the stunts. Since there wasn't even an option to see the movie in 2D, I'm assuming it was just a ploy to make a couple extra bucks on each ticket (and to further attach itself to the much more entertaining Jackass 3D movie).