AGBO: The Grey Man
Media Type:
Film
Ryan Gosling is “The Gray Man” and Chris Evans is his psychopathic adversary in the Netflix/AGBO spy thriller directed by Anthony and Joe Russo now available globally on Netflix. The Netflix release of the AGBO, Roth/Kirschenbaum Films production also stars Ana De Armas, Jessica Henwick, Regé-Jean Page, Wagner Moura, Julia Butters, and Dhanush, with Alfre Woodard and Billy Bob Thornton. With the directors turning once again to their longstanding collaborators at one-stop cross-media production company Sarofsky for sublime storytelling graphics, including the film’s main title treatment and main-on-end (MOE) title sequence, once again, the iconic visual results speak for themselves.
Credits
Film Directors:
Anthony Russo, Joe RussoProducers:
Jake Aust, Tim PedeganaEditors:
Jeff Grot, Pietro ScaliaAssitant Editors:
John To, Jennifer Stellema, Josh SteeleExecutive Producer:
Steven AndersonCreative Director:
Duarte ElvasProducer:
Kelsey HynesEditor:
Tom PastorelleFinishing:
Cory DavisLook Development:
Juan Garcia Segura, Stefan Draht, Matt MiltonbergerCG Lead:
Tyler ScheitlinCG Artists:
Jake Allen, Scott Pellman, Dan Moore,, Dan TiffanyTypography:
Cat McCarthy, João Vaz OliveiraSculptors:
Soumya Verma, R.A. EsnardStoryboard Artist:
Tricia KleinotProduction Company:
SarofskyExecutive Creative Director:
Erin SarofskyDate:
July, 2022
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