Splitting Adam (film)
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| Genre | Action Comedy Science fiction |
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| Directed by | Scott McAboy |
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| Music by | James Dooley |
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| Original language | English |
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| Producer | Amy Sydorick |
| Cinematography | Tom Harting |
| Editor | Damon Fecht |
| Running time | 93 minutes |
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| Network | Nickelodeon |
| Release | February 16, 2015 |
Splitting Adam is an action comedy film that aired on February 16, 2015. The film stars Jace Norman, Jack Griffo, Isabela Moner, Tony Cavalero was directed by Scott McAboy and produced by Amy Sydorick.[1]
Splitting Adam won Best Children's Program at the 2016 Leo Awards. Also, director Scott McAboy won Best Direction in the Family Program category.
Plot
After accidentally stumbling into his uncle's mysterious "tanning bed", Adam (Jace Norman) learns the answer to all of his problems with multiple clones. With the help of his new creation, Adam is hopping on one wild summer ride with an epic splash. Adam's Uncle Magic Mitch (Tony Cavalero) comes to Adam's house and asks Adam to put his tanning bed into the garage. When he is leaving home to go to work, his next door neighbor tells him he needs to cut his grass to a specific length. He goes to work with Sheldon (Amarr M. Wooten) and they are on Pee/Poop patrol. When they clean themselves, they go to a meeting and Vance Hansum (Jack Griffo), his rival, taunts him about how he was spying on Lori Collins (Isabela Moner) and she tries to get people to sign up. Adam puts his hand up. However, things get worse when the clones start to degenerate and Adam must return them to the tanning bed with the help of brainiac Danny (Seth Isaac Johnson), before it's too late....
Cast
- Jace Norman as Adam Baker
- Isabela Moner as Lori Collins
- Jack Griffo as Vance Hansum
- Amarr M. Wooten as Sheldon
- Seth Isaac Johnson as Danny
- Tate Chapman as Gillian Baker
- Tony Cavalero as Uncle Mitch/Magic Mitch
Production
This film was shot on location in Cultus Lake, Canada including Cultus Lake Waterpark. Principal photography took place during the week of June 2 until June 6, 2014.[2]
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