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Cameron Esposito: Four Pills (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 11, 2025

Original Title:
Cameron Esposito: Four Pills

Alternate Titles:
Cameron Esposito: 4 Pills
Dropout Presents Cameron Esposito: Four Pills

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Dropout

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 63

A show about mental illness.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In a 1-hour long stand-up special, Cameron Esposito guides the audience through the ups and downs of her bipolar disorder diagnosis, with detours to talk about her extremely unlucky dog, a near-deadly bacterial infection, and the things she learned during a stint in (virtual) divinity school.

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Production

BTS Footage:
Lila Schmitz

BTS Videographer:
Pascale R. Williams

Best Boy Electric:
Danny Franco

Best Boy Grip:
Dennis Pires

Camera Operator:
Senda Bonnet
Wenting Deng Fisher
Angelia Sciulli
Jen White

Construction Coordinator:
Brandon Clayton

Construction Grip:
Jaime Colindres
Robin Feher
Jeremy Katz
David Mendez
Ionut Popescu

Coordinating Producer:
Emily Baca

Costume Designer:
Kim H. Ngo

Creative Director:
Paula Searing

Creative Producer:
Ike Flitcraft

Development Producer:
Paul Robalino

Director:
Cameron Esposito

Director of Operations:
Sophie Horwitz-Hirsch
Matthew LaForest
Lila Schmitz

Director of Photography:
Jacki Moonves

Dolly Grip:
Ryan Girkins

Editor:
Liza Cardinale

Electrician:
Mitchell Ebert
Anthony Peluso

Executive Producer:
Cameron Esposito
David Kerns
Sam Reich

First Assistant Camera:
Christina Ortiz
Tejas Raghuram

First Assistant Director:
Jess Wolinsky

Gaffer:
Victoria Chenoweth

Head of Programming:
Theodora Hart

Key Grip:
Justin Moran-Duquette

Key Hair Stylist:
Rachel Vang

Key Makeup Artist:
Rachel Vang

Key Production Assistant:
Jaida Newhouse

Manager of Operations:
Ivan Avila

Other:
Rommel Rodriguez
Rebeka Kashkin
Jared Dobro

Post Production Coordinator:
Gema Gallegos

Post Production Producer:
Lauren Stone

Post Production Supervisor:
Eve Grunauer

Producer:
Alexa Rocero

Production Assistant:
Cat Hayes

Production Coordinator:
Adam Rosenberg

Production Designer:
Tricia Robertson

Production Manager:
Amy Frye

Quality Control Supervisor:
Sam Sterling Sanchez

Script Supervisor:
Johnny-Louise Nute

Security:
Victor Rodriguez
Alfonso Yeverino

Set Dresser:
Eduardo Abarca
Mayte Avina
Nick De La Rosa
Bryan Harris
Richard Knickerbocker

Set Medic:
Robert Morales

Set Photographer:
Kate Elliott

Sound Mixer:
Veronica Kahn
Yu-Ting Su

Supervising Producer:
Ebony Hardin

Thanks:
Daniel Webb

Truck Production Assistant:
Joanna Cecilio

Visual Effects Supervisor:
T.J. Gonzalez

Writer:
Cameron Esposito

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