Warp Vision: The Videos 1989-2004
Synopsis
WarpVision: The Videos 1989-2004 is a DVD released by the British record label Warp Records on September 27, 2004. It features most of the music videos produced for the label's artists between 1989 and 2004. As the first DVD collection from Warp Records, it includes the majority of videos appearing for the first time in a DVD format.
Credits
- Carl Antolinas Security guard (segment "Come on My Selector")
- Aphex Twinas Self (segments "On", "Donkey Rhubarb", "Come to Daddy", "Windowlicker" and "Nannou")
- Gary Cruzas Homie (segment "Windowlicker")
- Junix Inocianas Security guard (segment "Come on My Selector")
- Coral Lorneas Old Lady (segment "Come to Daddy")
- Marcus Morrisas Homie (segment "Windowlicker")
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Principal cast & crew: 21
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Edited by Chris CunninghamShot by Alex BarberScored by Aphex Twin
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Cast & Crew
21 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Carl Antolin
as Security guard (segment "Come on My Selector")
Aphex Twin
as Self (segments "On", "Donkey Rhubarb", "Come to Daddy", "Windowlicker" and "Nannou")
Gary Cruz
as Homie (segment "Windowlicker")
Junix Inocian
as Security guard (segment "Come on My Selector")
Coral Lorne
as Old Lady (segment "Come to Daddy")
Marcus Morris
as Homie (segment "Windowlicker")
Takatsuna Mukai
as Security guard (segment "Come on My Selector")
Kiran Shah
as (segment "Come to Daddy")
Jimi Tenor
as Self (segments "Midsummers Night" and "Total Devastation")
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4Producers
3Other crew
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