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Get a Job (2016) [R]

Release Date:
March 17, 2016

Original Title:
Get a Job

Alternate Titles:
ゲット･ア･ジョブ～僕たちの就職戦線
겟 어 잡

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
CBS Films
Double Features Films
Granville Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 16  DE: 12  GB: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 83

Graduating was the easy part.

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Life after college graduation is not exactly going as planned for Will and Jillian who find themselves lost in a sea of increasingly strange jobs. But with help from their family, friends and coworkers they soon discover that the most important (and hilarious) adventures are the ones that we don't see coming.

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"B" Camera Operator:
Brian T. Pitts

Additional Editing:
George Mandl

Additional Music:
Nick Sena

Additional Set Dresser:
Jana Treadwell

Art Department Coordinator:
Nicole Balzarini

Art Department Production Assistant:
Kyle Michael Wilson

Art Direction:
Jason Zev Cohen

Assistant Accountant:
Barbara Lane

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Tim Durr

Assistant Editor:
Tom Pilla
Brandon Barbosa

Assistant Location Manager:
Justin Duncan
W. Harry Fortuna
Trey Neely
JT Panzarella

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Genna Sandler

Assistant Property Master:
Kevin Hummel

Boom Operator:
Craig Dollinger

Cableman:
Bryan Mendoza

Casting:
Sarah Halley Finn

Casting Associate:
Tamara Hunter
Justin Kiang

Chief Lighting Technician:
Bruce Olinder

Colorist:
Mark Nowicki

Construction Coordinator:
Steven Fidler

Construction Foreman:
Stephen Sturm

Costume Designer:
Christine Wada

Costume Supervisor:
Robin McMullan

Craft Service:
Peter Chase

Director:
Dylan Kidd

Director of Photography:
David Hennings

Dolly Grip:
John W. Murphy
Thomas A. Curran

Driver:
Michael Allegro
Mike Berdrow
Dennis R. Clark
Esteban M. Garcia
Dennis McKeehan
Silvio Miranda
Raymond Ruotolo
Evan Sklov
Ronald Augustus
Michael W. Broomer
Shane Davis
Barry E. Golob
Michael Menapace
Julio Cesar Ortiz
Lulu Schambers
William Ballard
Randy Cantor
Ken Day
Fred Liberman
Juvi Meza
Tony Peralta
Mauricio Silva
Claude A. Thompson

Editor:
Jeff Betancourt

Executive In Charge Of Production:
David Scott Rubin

Executive Producer:
Tracy Lee McGrath
Josh Rothstein

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Joshua Brian Pierce

Extras Casting:
Rich King

Extras Casting Assistant:
Jeremy Lambert

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Chad Rivetti

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Jeff Pelton

First Assistant Accountant:
Barbara Lane

First Assistant Director:
Stephen E. Hagen

First Assistant Editor:
Julian Andraus

First Company Grip:
Charles John Bukey

Hair Department Head:
Kelly Muldoon

Key Costumer:
Tamsin Costello

Leadman:
Steve Seine

Lighting Technician:
Daniel J. Ochoa
Rodney James
Brian Silva
Jared Wellman

Loader:
Lauren Gadd

Location Manager:
Michael Chickey

Makeup Artist:
Jamie Leigh DeVilla

Makeup Department Head:
Tina Roesler Kerwin

Music Editor:
Shie Rozow
Kerry P. Brown

Music Supervisor:
Liz Lawson
Danny Zook
Todd Sullivan

On Set Dresser:
Dustin Davis
Raul Moreno

Original Music Composer:
Jonathan Sadoff

Payroll Accountant:
Gai Loper

Post Production Accountant:
Stefanie Swanson

Producer:
Michael Shamberg
Stacey Sher

Producer's Assistant:
Cassie Hice
Josh Larsen

Production Accountant:
Robert Lane

Production Assistant:
Aurora Ann Quiñones
Monty Bulchand
Cybelle Jacobs
Meredith Jacobson
Whitney Jones
Justin Kaplan

Production Coordinator:
Sara Scarritt

Production Design:
Marcia Hinds

Production Secretary:
Kaelan Barowsky

Property Master:
Eric J. Bates

Rigging Grip:
Aaron Ammerman
Ryan Jones

Screenplay:
Kyle Pennekamp
Scott Turpel

Script Supervisor:
Scott Peterson

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Chris Flurry

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Mark Connelly

Second Assistant Accountant:
Kimberlee Lucas

Second Assistant Director:
Jon Recher

Second Company Grip:
Jeffrey A. Johnson

Second Second Assistant Director:
Dillon Neaman

Set Buyer:
Amina Seine

Set Costumer:
Matthew Jerome
Reiko Porter

Set Decoration:
Cindy Coburn

Set Designer:
Bo Johnson

Set Medic:
Jim Hill
Jason Inman

Set Production Assistant:
Samarth Sahni
Stephanie Fugleberg
Christopher Hegarty
Ryan Neville-Alfieri
Erin Stern
Jil Szewski
Spencer Taylor

Sound Engineer:
Justin Herman

Sound Mixer:
Steven A. Morrow

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Chris David

Sound Recordist:
Tim Limer
Jesse Ehredt

Special Effects Supervisor:
Ron Bolanowski

Stand In:
Jordan Spaulding

Steadicam Operator:
Steven G. Fracol

Still Photographer:
Chuck Zlotnick

Stunt Coordinator:
Wade Allen

Stunts:
Mickey Giacomazzi
Max Daniels
Jimmy Hart
Ladell Preston
Joe Bucaro III
Tait Fletcher
Marilyn Giacomazzi

Supervising Sound Editor:
Ryan Collins
Henry Auerbach

Swing:
Christopher Elledge
Paul Mugavero
Eric Roemheld

Transportation Captain:
David Diaz

Transportation Coordinator:
Cesar Angobaldo

Unit Production Manager:
Gabriela Vázquez

Unit Publicist:
Amanda Brand

Visual Effects:
Ryan Wilmott

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