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Get Over It (2001) [PG-13]

Release Date:
March 8, 2001

Original Title:
Get Over It

Alternate Titles:
Allison Forever
Getting Over Allison
Skusni to!

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Ignite Entertainment
Miramax
Morpheus

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 6  DE: 6  FR: U  GB: 12  PL: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 87

Young, Free And Single. Again.

Overview from TheMovieDB

When Berke Landers, a popular high school basketball star, gets dumped by his life-long girlfriend, Allison, he soon begins to lose it. But with the help of his best friend Felix's sister Kelly, he follows his ex into the school's spring musical. Thus ensues a love triangle loosely based upon Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", where Berke is only to find himself getting over Allison and beginning to fall for Kelly.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Paul Boucher

ADR Mixer:
Matthew C. Beville
Charleen Richards-Steeves

ADR Recordist:
David Lucarelli

Accountant:
Veronica Miller

Additional Sound Re-Recordist:
Andrew Tay
Keith Elliott
Todd Beckett

Animation Supervisor:
John T. Van Vliet

Art Department Coordinator:
Michelle Bridgman

Art Direction:
Andrew Hull

Assistant Accountant:
Darren Wilson

Assistant Art Director:
Rohan Walters

Assistant Costume Designer:
Maria Duplaga
Michelle Martini

Assistant Director Trainee:
Gerrod Shully

Assistant Editor:
Alain J. Romi
Regina Okasaki de Freitas
Aaron Marshall

Assistant Hairstylist:
Jean Aywaz

Assistant Location Manager:
Liam Kiernan
Caedmon Malowany

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Linda Steeves

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Paola Girotti

Assistant Property Master:
Mari Laughlen

Best Boy Electric:
Doug Black

Best Boy Grip:
Malcolm Nefsky

Boom Operator:
Denis Bellingham

Casting:
Justine Arteta
Kim Davis-Wagner

Casting Assistant:
Sid Potma
Nina Lenders

Casting Associate:
Juli-Ann Kay

Choreographer:
Jerry Evans

Co-Producer:
Leanna Creel
Richard Hull
Louise Rosner-Meyer

Color Timer:
Stephen R. Sheridan

Conductor:
Marc Mann

Construction Coordinator:
Marcel Laporte

Costume Design:
Mary Jane Fort

Dialogue Editor:
Jeena M. Phelps

Director:
Tommy O'Haver

Director of Photography:
Maryse Alberti

Dolly Grip:
Tracy Shaw

Driver:
Wally Dibacco
Percy Budd
Bob Haak
Bruce Raymer
Shelly Mansell
Michael K. Jones
Mike Doyle
Joe Hall
Jerry Furfaro

Editor:
Jeff Betancourt

Electrician:
Davidson Tate
David Reppen
Bernie Branston
Don Caulfield

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Bob Osher
Meryl Poster

Executive Producer:
Jill Sobel Messick
Jeremy Kramer

Extras Casting:
Donna Dupere

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Darcy Gasparovic

First Assistant Accountant:
Vicky Middleton

First Assistant Camera:
Andy Jekabsons

First Assistant Director:
Lee Cleary
Doug Metzger

First Assistant Editor:
Kim Roseborough

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Tricia Linklater

Foley Artist:
Dawn Fintor
Alicia Stevenson

Foley Editor:
Christopher Flick

Foley Mixer:
David Betancourt

Gaffer:
Franco Tata

Grip:
Dianne L. Haggarty
Doug Bell

Hairstylist:
Judi Cooper-Sealy

Head Carpenter:
John Keenan

Head Driver:
Ron Hines

Key Grip:
Mark Manchester

Key Hair Stylist:
Lucy M. Orton

Key Makeup Artist:
Christine Hart

Lead Set Dresser:
Henry Piersig

Local Casting:
Ross Clydesdale

Location Manager:
Byron A. Martin

Makeup Artist:
Jo-Anne Smith-Ojeil

Music Editor:
Richard A. Harrison

Music Supervisor:
Elliot Lurie
Randy Spendlove

Orchestrator:
Edgardo Simone
Marc Mann
Steve Bartek

Original Music Composer:
Steve Bartek

Payroll Accountant:
Kerry Ann Redmond

Post Production Accountant:
Leah Holmes

Post Production Supervisor:
Ninon Tantet
Jessica Alan

Producer:
Marc Butan
Michael Burns
Paul Feldsher

Production Assistant:
Matt Middleton

Production Coordinator:
Janine Anderton

Production Design:
Robin Standefer

Production Manager:
Whitney Brown

Production Secretary:
Paul Hiscock

Property Master:
Deryck Blake

Rigging Gaffer:
Mark Cowden

Rigging Grip:
Don Irvine

Script Supervisor:
Susan Marucci

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Darcy Gasparovic

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Leonard Mitalas

Second Assistant Director:
Simon Board

Set Decoration:
Wayne Jacques

Set Decoration Buyer:
Caroline George-Kohne

Set Dresser:
David Jaquest
Richard Faberge

Songs:
Marc Shaiman
Scott Wittman

Sound Effects Editor:
Craig Berkey

Sound Mixer:
David Lee

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gary C. Bourgeois
Greg Orloff

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Mark Wotton

Still Photographer:
Kerry Hayes

Storyboard Artist:
Kelly Brine

Stunt Coordinator:
Branko Racki

Stunts:
Jennifer Vey
Robert Racki
Michael Kremko
Robyn Palmer
C.J. Lusby
Tommy Chang
Pak Kong Ho

Supervising Music Editor:
Tom Villano

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael J. Benavente
Hamilton Sterling

Third Assistant Director:
Catherine Wallace

Transportation Captain:
Dan Marjanovich

Transportation Coordinator:
Robert Tenaglia

Unit Production Manager:
Louise Rosner-Meyer

Unit Publicist:
Karen Tyrell

Visual Effects Producer:
Gayle Busby

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin Lingenfelser

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Susan MacLeod

Writer:
R. Lee Fleming Jr.

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