TV-Dad (1988) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 24, 1988

Original Title:
TV-Dad

Genres:
Drama | Romance | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Behar - Sackner Communications

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 30

TV-Dad has never had a family of his own, and when he finds out that he is going to die, he creates TV-Dad, a series of videotapes that contain his fatherly and husbandly advice in actions. Follow Judy when she purchases the TV-Dad video services and has a child with it as we watch how her life plays out.

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Apprentice Sound Editor:
Shelley Latham

Assistant Camera:
Lukasz Jogalla

Assistant Costume Designer:
Chi-Chi Valenti

Assistant Director:
Sheila Szczepaniak

Best Boy Grip:
Jonathan Sackner

Boom Operator:
Audrey Jameson

Camera Operator:
Quentin Scobel

Carpenter:
Jeff Ford

Catering:
Joan Scarpino

Cinematography:
Hamid Shams

Continuity:
Audrey Bernstein

Creative Consultant:
N.M. Landaiche III

Director:
Andrew Behar

Editor:
J. Kathleen Gibson
Bob Gambino

Electrician:
Pat Crooks
Alan Hostetter
Ron Honsa

Gaffer:
Jim Denny

Grip:
Joseph Dianda
Denis Hann

Makeup & Hair:
Jo-ann Dumm

Music:
Peter Fish

Music Arranger:
Steven Kahn

Negative Cutter:
Noƫlle Penraat

Playback Coordinator:
Quentin Scobel

Producer:
Sara Sackner

Production Assistant:
Jason Kessler
Caarin Fleischman
Farid Shams

Production Design:
Sara Sackner

Property Master:
Costa Pappas

Props:
Chi-Chi Valenti

Sound Editor:
Kenton Jakub

Sound Mixer:
Michael Barry

Sound Recordist:
Alexandra Baltarzuk
Albee Gordon

Title Designer:
Rick Debbie

Writer:
Scott Bryce
Andrew Behar
Annabelle Gurwitch
Sara Sackner

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