Canary Trap (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Canary Trap

Production Companies:
Mulberry Queens Films
MyBot Works

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 14

Canary delivers packages for secret organization HQ. After accepting her new mission, Canary is connected with a dispatcher who pushes her boundaries. Forced to go against HQ's directives, Canary finds herself questioning everything and everyone around her.

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Additional Music:
Erik Elverskog

Art Direction:
Jennifer Lynn Pappalardo

Associate Producer:
Samantha K. Henderson

Colorist:
Emily Bailey

Costume Design:
Rita Mae Sylvester

Director:
Shana Darabie

Director of Photography:
Frankie Turiano

Editor:
Sergei Golubnichiy

Executive Producer:
Tara Galatt

First Assistant Camera:
Grant Olans

First Assistant Director:
Chelsea Courtney

Gaffer:
Ranya Aloui

Grip:
Olivia Tyler

Line Producer:
Eva Minemar

Makeup & Hair:
Rossy Castillo
Maria Matarrese
Carolina Oliva Pedroza

Music:
Marc Schuster

Producer:
Shana Darabie
Traci Law

Production Assistant:
Jessie Mae Christopher
Emily Goldstein

Production Design:
Jennifer Lynn Pappalardo

Script Supervisor:
Maria Castillo

Second Assistant Camera:
Robert Enriquez

Set Dresser:
Melissa Almonor
Katherine Chou

Sound:
Austin Barron
Robyn Huey

Sound Editor:
Ryan Majoris

Still Photographer:
Alexander Polis

Unit Production Manager:
Eva Minemar

Writer:
Shana Darabie

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