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American Pastime (2007) [NR]

Release Date:
May 11, 2007

Original Title:
American Pastime

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Rosy Bushes Productions
ShadowCatcher Entertainment
T&C Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: G  US: NR 

Runtime: 107

Overview from TheMovieDB

American Pastime tells a poignant story set against the Japanese-American internment camps during World War II. Rounded up and uprooted from their everyday lives, they remained loyal to the United States and ironically turned to that most American of sports - baseball - as a way to deal with their plight.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Joseph Arena

"B" Camera Operator:
George Griner

ADR Supervisor:
Michael J. Fox

Additional Post-Production Supervisor:
John O'Connor

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Hayley Badham

Assistant Editor:
Douglas Slocum

Assistant Hairstylist:
Kimberly Desmond

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Jeffrey B. Woodward

Assistant Production Coordinator:
J.J. Gerber

Associate Producer:
Kerry Yo Nakagawa

Boom Operator:
Jason Brady

Casting:
Victoria Thomas
Yōko Narahashi
Cate Praggastis

Casting Assistant:
Elizabeth Cier

Casting Associate:
Robyn Owen Silvestri
Yesi Ramirez

Choreographer:
Bonnie Story

Compositing Artist:
Sean Wilson
Martha Soehendra

Costume Designer:
LaWane Boltz

Costume Supervisor:
Alyson Hancey

Costumer:
Natalie Ann Pascual
Kourtney Salvatori

Dialogue Editor:
Brian Miller
Patricio A. Libenson

Director:
Desmond Nakano

Director of Photography:
Matthew Williams

Editor:
Mark Yoshikawa

Executive Producer:
Arata Matsushima
David Skinner

Extras Casting:
Shawn Mehling

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Rick Page

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Joseph Christensen
Bas Tiele

First Assistant Director:
Nicholas Lee

Foley Editor:
Ben Whitver

Hair Department Head:
Julie Kreger

Key Costumer:
Debra Box

Key Hair Stylist:
Carol Strong

Key Makeup Artist:
Ben Kubiak

Makeup Department Head:
Greg T. Moon

Matte Painter:
Vanessa Cheung

Music Editor:
Ronald J. Webb

Music Supervisor:
Alan Brewer

On Set Dresser:
Scottie Meek

Online Editor:
Randy Magalski
Chu Wu

Original Music Composer:
Joseph Conlan

Post Production Supervisor:
Ned Humphreys

Producer:
Tom Gorai
Terry Spazek
Barry Rosenbush

Production Design:
Christopher R. DeMuri

Production Sound Mixer:
Jonathon 'Earl' Stein

Production Supervisor:
Kelsey Daniels

Scoring Mixer:
Michael Aarvold

Screenplay:
Desmond Nakano
Tony Kayden

Script Supervisor:
Suzanne Bingham

Second Assistant Director:
Kyle LeMire

Second Second Assistant Director:
Shawn Bisi

Second Unit Director of Photography:
George Griner

Set Costumer:
Tessa Stephensen

Set Decoration:
Les Boothe
Ivan Saunders

Set Dresser:
Scott Ruley
Amber Jessop

Sound Effects Editor:
Steven Avila
Peter D. Lago

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark A. Rozett
Bill Jenkins

Stand In:
Kale Nakagawa
Brian Kido

Steadicam Operator:
Joseph Arena

Still Photographer:
Matthew Morgan

Story:
Desmond Nakano

Storyboard Artist:
John R. Uibel

Stunt Coordinator:
Matt Norklun

Supervising Sound Editor:
Trip Brock

Unit Production Manager:
Terry Spazek

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kenneth Nakada
Elaine Essex Thompson

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