This Sci-fi action drama focuses on the extra terrestrial force which descends upon the city of Los Angeles, threatens to wipe out the entire human population from the face of the earth.
Cast: Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson
Crew: Colin Strause (Director), Greg Strause (Director), Michael Watson (Director of Photography), Matthew Margeson (Music Director)
Genres: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Release Dates: 12 Nov 2010 (India)
Tagline: If you think you can hide...if you think you can resist...if you think you can survive...You haven't seen the light
English Name: Skyline
Did you know? The film was completely financed by Greg Strause and Colin Strause without the assistance of any major studio Read More
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as Jarrod
as Elaine
as Candice
as Limo Driver
as Denise
as Oliver
as Terry
as Girl at Party
as Soldier #2
as Colin
as Girl in Pool
as Soldier #1
as Rocket Soldier
as Abducted Guy
as Ray
as Pregnant Abductee
as Airplane Mom / Bartender
as Walt
as Jen
as Guy at Party
Direction
Director
Second Unit Director
Second Assistant Director
Production
Co-Producer
Executive Producer
Associate Producer
Line Producer
Production Supervisor
Unit Production Manager
Writers
Screenplay Writer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Assistant Cameraman
Key Grip
Camera Operator
Gaffer
Electrician
Music
Music Director
Sound
Sound Effects Editor
Boom Operator
Animation
Animation Director
Animator
Character Designer
Art
Production Designer
Costume and Wardrobe
Costume Designer
Location
Location Manager
Post Production
Post Production Supervisor
Thanks
Special Thanks
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Artist
Digital Compositor
Compositor
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital, DTS
Camera:
Red One MX
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Taglines:
If you think you can hide...if you think you can resist...if you think you can survive...You haven't seen the light
Soon, our first encounter will become our last stand
Don't look up
Soon, our first encounter will become our last stand
Don't look up
Filming Locations:
Goofs:
Revealing Mistakes
When the large alien crushes the Ferrari that Terry and Denise are in, the alien crushes the passenger side, presumably killing Denise. However, shots of the car just before it's crushed and afterward show that the top of the passenger side is empty. Even when the car is lifted up and the destroyed passenger side is fully visible, there is no remaining trace of Denise when there would be
Continuity
Elaine goes from wearing shorts to pants in the condo right after Walt is taken
Continuity
Walt's mustache vanishes then reappears between shots right before he gets taken
Continuity
The color of Elaine's pants change after Jarrod and Terry leave the apartment. Evidence of this is seen when Terry comes back from Walt's apartment
Continuity
Jarrod's hair changes lengths when walking down the hallway before meeting Walt
Continuity
When Terry pulls back the blinds and says "There's something down there," the camera cuts to a foggy street. One of the giant aliens is visible for about 2 seconds, but the aliens don't actually arrive until later in the movie
Continuity
Candice's hair changes from being loose when she lies down on the couch to being tied up when she wakes to the sound of the air strike
Continuity
Right after the aliens land, Terry walks toward the window and his Superman tattoo is visible on his right upper arm. However, in a previous scene, when he is walking to the swimming pool bar, the tattoo does not exist
When the large alien crushes the Ferrari that Terry and Denise are in, the alien crushes the passenger side, presumably killing Denise. However, shots of the car just before it's crushed and afterward show that the top of the passenger side is empty. Even when the car is lifted up and the destroyed passenger side is fully visible, there is no remaining trace of Denise when there would be
Continuity
Elaine goes from wearing shorts to pants in the condo right after Walt is taken
Continuity
Walt's mustache vanishes then reappears between shots right before he gets taken
Continuity
The color of Elaine's pants change after Jarrod and Terry leave the apartment. Evidence of this is seen when Terry comes back from Walt's apartment
Continuity
Jarrod's hair changes lengths when walking down the hallway before meeting Walt
Continuity
When Terry pulls back the blinds and says "There's something down there," the camera cuts to a foggy street. One of the giant aliens is visible for about 2 seconds, but the aliens don't actually arrive until later in the movie
Continuity
Candice's hair changes from being loose when she lies down on the couch to being tied up when she wakes to the sound of the air strike
Continuity
Right after the aliens land, Terry walks toward the window and his Superman tattoo is visible on his right upper arm. However, in a previous scene, when he is walking to the swimming pool bar, the tattoo does not exist
Trivia:
Wilhelm Scream: The well-known sound effect is used when Oliver gets grabbed by the giant walker and the soldiers are shooting at it. As it swipes the soldiers from the balcony, one of them falls with the Wilhelm
When Relativity asked for newscasters for the teaser, co-writer and producer Liam O'Donnell suggested his uncle, political commentator Lawrence O'Donnell
There are over 800 VFX shots in the film, more than most franchise tent poles
Shot entirely on the new Red cameras with the Mysterium-X chip owned by Greg Strause and Colin Strause
The filmmakers shot a test trailer on Thanksgiving 2009, while the writers started developing the treatment, marking less than a year from the blank page to the big screen
The film was shot almost entirely at co-director Greg Strause's condo building adjacent to Marina Del Rey (but technically located in the city limits of Venice, Los Angeles)
Most of the large alien spaceships were designed from the different appearances of various low altitude clouds ranging from Stratocumulus clouds to Cumulus clouds
The film was completely financed by Greg Strause and Colin Strause without the assistance of any major studio
Filming only cost $500,000, while the digital effects cost an additional $10 million
When Relativity asked for newscasters for the teaser, co-writer and producer Liam O'Donnell suggested his uncle, political commentator Lawrence O'Donnell
There are over 800 VFX shots in the film, more than most franchise tent poles
Shot entirely on the new Red cameras with the Mysterium-X chip owned by Greg Strause and Colin Strause
The filmmakers shot a test trailer on Thanksgiving 2009, while the writers started developing the treatment, marking less than a year from the blank page to the big screen
The film was shot almost entirely at co-director Greg Strause's condo building adjacent to Marina Del Rey (but technically located in the city limits of Venice, Los Angeles)
Most of the large alien spaceships were designed from the different appearances of various low altitude clouds ranging from Stratocumulus clouds to Cumulus clouds
The film was completely financed by Greg Strause and Colin Strause without the assistance of any major studio
Filming only cost $500,000, while the digital effects cost an additional $10 million
