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Treasure Hunter

aka: Chasseur de Trésors
Moby ID: 6888

Windows credits (1997)

149 people (138 professional roles, 11 thanks) with 156 credits.

Credits
Design Louis-Michel Desert
Scenario Louis-Michel Desert
Coordination Alexia Lang, Emmanuelle Krebs
Production supervision Philips MĂ©dia, Jean-Claude Rocle, Armelle Loghmanian
PC programming Frédéric Brutin, Stéphane Maruejouls
Mac programming Frédéric Sarlin
Artistic management Laurent Paigné, Martial Brard
Computer-generated images Martial Brard, Laurent Gillet, Christophe Hamel, Stéphanie Lorenzi, Laurent Paigné, Claudine Roussard Vignes, Pierre Roux, Daniel Tequert, Jean-Marc Villeneuve, Roman Vincent
Illustrations Frédéric Pinasseau, Pascal Poirier
Original music Frederic Porte
Audio production Anne DĂ©vouassoux
Dialogue coach Igor Persan
Featuring the voices of Daniel Bridgewater, Paul Bandey, Karel Beer, Kim Michelle Broderick, Nicholas Calderbank, Leslie Clack, Caroline Carr, Christian Erickson, Patty Hannock, Ian Marshall, Richard Temple
Sound Giovanni Mazza
Roughs Valérie Feruglio
Reconstitutions of wrecks Frédéric Pinasseau, Emmanuelle Krebs
Historic modules Valérie Feruglio, Frédéric Pinasseau
Documentation Anne Bertrand, Serge Olivier
Tests Jean-Luc Hadi, Marco Habets, Raf Bongaerts, and their teams
Translation Liam Gavin
Acknowledgements Philippe Bitoun, Isabelle Cordelier, Antoine Dominguez, Sandrine Houallet, Gabrielle Lesage, Eric Marradi, Jean-Baptiste Merland, Arnaud Muthelet, Norolanto Razafinimanana, Simon Thomas, David Verbeke
The Treasure Hunter team would, particularly like to thank the divers, and archaeologists of the Seahawk, for the documentation they so kindly supplied.

Iconography Credits
Two photos from the ”Malta” slide show are reproduced by kind permission of the French branch of the Order of Malta., The two submarines ”Cyana” and ”Nautile” are mentioned and represented by kind permission of Ifremer., (c) Arthephot - Nimatallah, The Battle of Sound/1665/by W. Van de Velde - the Elder, (c) Arthephot - Henri Strierlin, Suleiman the Magnificent. Topkapi library - Istanbul, (c) Arthephot – Oronoz, Expedition to the Terceras Islands/1580, The Battle of Lepanto - Juan of Toledo, XVIIth century galleon, Map of the voyages of Christopher Columbus, Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Portolano by Joan Martinez/1587, The Invincible Armada, The port of Cadiz/by Braum George, Embarkation in the age of discovery, The Battle of Lepanto-Escena, (c) Photo Bulloz, Pierre d’Aubusson/the siege of Rhodes/XVth century. B.N., (c) Cine Plus, Poster for the film “The Maltese Falcon”, (c) Giraudon, The siege of Malta in 1565. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale., Vasco da Gama and the Portuguese meeting the Indians. Museum of Caramulo, Philippe II/by Titian/Madrid - The Prado Museum., Christopher Columbus - Florence, The port of Seville/by Sanchez-Coello. Madrid - Museum of America, Vasco da Gama/Lisbon - Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo, Magellan/by A.G. de Varese. Caprarola - Palazzo Farnese., Henri VIII/by Holbein the younger. Rome - Palazzo Barberini, The Taking of Acre. Chantilly - CondĂ© Museum, The arrival of Barbary pirates/by Jan Luyken. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, Battle of the French frigate “La VĂ©nus” and The British frigate “The Ceylon”/after Pierre Julien Gilbert. Paris - The Louvre, Map of the island of Madagascar. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, Ancient naval battle/by Guesnu Hilaire. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, View of Jerusalem/by Auguste de Forbin. Paris - The Louvre, Scene of war at the walls of Jerusalem. Padua - Capitular Library, Two crusaders of the Minutolo family. Naples - Duomo, A crusading Knight/by Antonio Canova. Nantes - MusĂ©e des Beaux-Arts, Wounded solder being treated in chĂąteau. Venise - National Library. Marciana, Portrait of Mehmed II. Instanbul - Topkapi Museum, Equestrian statue of Emperor Charles V/ by Titian. Madrid - The Prado, Map of the island of Malta. Rome - Vatican, Women treating the wounded/by F.J.B. Mayno. Madrid - The Prado., Redbeard/by Nigari/Istanbul - Topkapi Museum, “Roman de Godfrey de Bouillon”/ the Army of Saladin. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, “Roman de Godfrey de Bouillon”/ Setting sail for the Crusades/Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, Horseman shooting with bow. Istanbul - Topkapi Museum, Saint John receiving the book. Chantilly - CondĂ© Museum, “Cas des nobles hommes et femmes”. Paris - Arsenal Library, (c) Alinari-Seat-Giraudon, Naval battle near Cephalonia. Mortara - Cathedral of San Lorenzo., (c) Bridgeman-Giraudon, The Armada/by N. Hilliard. Londres - Society of Apothecaries, Christopher Columbus being received by Ferdinand and Isabella/by Deveria. Clermont-Ferrand - Bargoin Museum, Departure from Lisbon/by ThĂ©odore de Bry. Vincennes - French Navy History Department, Equestrian portrait of Francis I. Chantilly - CondĂ© Museum, Tapestry of the coronation of Charles V. Besançon - Temps Museum, Jean de la Valette - Grand Master of the Order of Malta. ChĂąteau de Versailles, Naval battle of Goulette/by J.A.T. Gudin. ChĂąteau de Versailles, The miser’s treasure. Valenciennes - MusĂ©e des Beaux Arts, The Gibbet/by Pierre Luc Charles Ciceri. Paris - Library of the Opera., The landing on the island of Malta/ de Motte; Gudin et Grenier. Paris - BibliothĂšque Nationale, (c) Viollet Collection, Captain of corsair on Algerian coast/by A.M. Wolffgang, Arudj Barbarossa/by C. Motte after Deveria, Khays al-Din/known as Barbarossa II/by C. Motte after Deveria, Map of the Antilles in 1844, XVIth century pirate, Antoine Furet - corsair, “Up and at ‘em!”, Sardinian peasants kidnapped by Barbary pirates, Red Sea pirates/by Horace Castelli and Pouget, Rhodes - overall view, Rhodes - rampart and Saint Peter’s gate, Galley/drawing by Pierre Puget. The Louvre, Turks besieging the crusaders. The siege of Rhodes, Templar on horseback. BibliothĂšque Nationale, (c) Photo Viollet, Jean David Nau/known as l’Olonnais. B.N., (c) Roger-Viollet, Villiers de l’Isle Adam, Freebooters torturing prisoners, Madagascan fighter/by GĂ©rome, Jerusalem/German manuscript. Rome - Library of V. Emmanuel II, Knights’ crak - Syria, (c) Boyer-Viollet, French buccaneer, (c)Keystone, All the illustrations in “The Book of Steamers”
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