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Directed by: Pat Corbitt, Gary J. Tunnicliffe
Writing credits: Stanley Isaacs, Gary J. Tunnicliffe


Credited cast overview:
Mark Sheppard .... Mitchell Parks
Robin Sachs .... Peter Brazier
Al Sapienza .... Elliot
Leighanne Littrell .... Christen Giddings
Jennifer Sommerfield (I).... Maz Zablenko
Evan Mirand .... R.P. McGinnis
Steve Scionti .... David Collen
Fred Belford .... Jake Thompson
Gary J. Tunnicliffe .... Grady Harper
Stanley Isaacs .... Robert Armstromg

Source: 100% Entertainment
Megalodon is the story of an oil exploration submersible that encounters the direct ancestor of the great white shark, supposedly extinct for fifty million years. Megalodon was written by special effects wizard Gary J. Tunnicliffe (Within the Rock) & Stanley Isaacs. Tunnicliffe will direct. Production is scheduled to begin October 2000. Gary's special effects work has also been featured in Sleepy Hollow, Blade, Mission: Impossible 2, and the upcoming Dracula 2000.

Source: American Film Market briefs / Feb. 23, 2001
John Fremes' Fusion International, launched 18 months ago, has returned to the AFM with three films in tow: the teen sex comedy "Repli-kate" and the thrillers "Megalodon" and "Dead in the Water." "Repli-kate," from "American Pie" producers Warren Zide and Craig Perry, is in postproduction and has been presold to Helkon Media in Germany, Redbus in the United Kingdom, Leone in Italy, RCV in Benelux; Sandrew Metronome in Scandinavia, Long Shong in Taiwan, Cathay Pictures in Singapore, Odeon in Greece, Camila in Indonesia, Samfilm in Iceland and Suraya in Malaysia. "Megalodon," about scientists on a deep-sea oil rig encountering an extinct great white shark, is shooting on location in New Jersey. "Dead in Water" is in postproduction. Footage of both films will be shown during the AFM. Fremes shares executive producer credit on "Repli-kate" with the late Werner Koenig, Christian Halsy Solomon, Lee Solomon and Stan Wertlieb.

Source: Moondance Film Festival
Sherri James, In June 2000, Producer Sherri James began laying the groundwork for her most ambitious undertaking to date--creating South Street Studios-a full service production company that supplies programming for the film, television, internet and video game markets. Previously, James served as a development executive for Codikow Films and The Walt Disney Company. As Vice-President of Development for Codikow Films, James developed IN SEARCH OF JOHN CUSACK. As a development executive for The Walt Disney Company, James developed HARLEM BOYS CHOIR, MEGALODON, and BLACK DIAMOND. Most recently, James produced the stirring supernatural drama GABRIELLE, which will be screened in film festivals early next year.

Source: Sci-Fi
Crush Depth, a thriller movie about undersea aliens, and Megalodon, about a giant prehistoric shark, are among the slate of low-budget genre films to be touted at the upcoming American Film Market. The films will be produced by 100% Entertainment and Corbitt Digital Films Llc. and will be sold through Fusion International Sales, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The movies will be budgeted at less than $3 million each and shot on high-definition video on stages in New Jersey. Crush, written by J.P. Donahue and Kevin Polay, goes before the cameras in April. Special effects veteran Pat Corbitt will direct. Megalodon is written and directed by Gary Tunnicliffe, who did special effects for Sleepy Hollow, Blade and the upcoming Mission: Impossible 2.

Source: 100% Entertainment
Oil...the quest for it is unrelenting. The search for new reserves of the 'black gold' never-ending and leading the search Nexecon Petroleum and its flagship, the largest drilling and refining platform ever constructed, 'Colossus" located in the freezing North Atlantic waters off the coast of Greenland.

'Colossus' will drill deeper than any rig ever has, a fact that gratifies Nexecon CEO, Peter Brazier, but that has geologists the world over up in arms, concerned that delicate ocean floor fault lines could be disturbed with catastrophic effects. Skeptical news reporter Christen Giddings and her cameraman Jake Thompson are invited by Brazier to document the safety of
'Colossus.'

The powerful drill tears through the seabed, striking a rich oil deposit. As the drill penetrates further, it ruptures a fissure that reveals a second 'mirror' ocean that has existed beneath ours for millions of years. An ocean teeming with prehistoric life. As the choking oil poisons the water, the frenzied creatures swarm for the surface. Colossus buckles under the onslaught. Brazier, Christen, and a team of engineers descend in Colossus' glass elevator to assess the damage and come face to face with the most powerful oceanic predator that ever lived. Carcharodon Megalodon. The giant ancestor of the Great White Shark.

This eleven-ton 'killing machine' quickly stakes its territory in the waters surrounding Colossus with disastrous and horrific consequences, destroying and devouring anything in its path. Now fate will pull them together as they wager their changes of survival against the most fearsome creature that ever dominated the ocean, and pit the technology and machinery of man against beast. Megalodon...sixty feet of prehistoric terror.

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