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Shrink (2009) [R]

Release Date:
July 24, 2009

Original Title:
Shrink

Alternate Titles:
Los locos de Hollywood
O Psicólogo - O Doutor Está Fora
Shrink - Tapaus tohtori Carter
Психоаналитик

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Ignite Entertainment
Ithaka Entertainment
Mandate International
Roadside Attractions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  GR: 13  PL: 16  PT: M/16  US: R 

Runtime: 104

The Doctor is Out

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Unable to cope with a recent personal tragedy, LA's top celebrity shrink turns into a pothead with no concern for his appearance and a creeping sense of his inability to help his patients.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Brown Cooper

"B" Camera Operator:
Tod Campbell

"C" Camera Operator:
Josh Medak
Geoffrey Haley
Joshua Reis

ADR Mixer:
Ron Bedrosian
Dean St. John
Greg Steele
Robert Deschaine
Bobby Johanson

ADR Recordist:
Julio Carmona
Tami Treadwell
Greg Zimmerman

Actor's Assistant:
Hamish Jenkinson

Art Direction:
Gerald Lehtola

Assistant Art Director:
Cale Wilbanks

Assistant Editor:
Dan Elortegui

Associate Producer:
Kelly MacManus
Alex Plapinger

Boom Operator:
Chris Quilty

Casting:
Sheila Jaffe

Casting Associate:
Ruth Salen

Co-Producer:
John Saviano
Pell James

Costume Design:
Johanna Argan

Costume Supervisor:
Mindy Tiongco

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Shane Harris

Director:
Jonas Pate

Director of Photography:
Lukas Ettlin

Dolly Grip:
Greg Lomas

Editor:
Luis Carballar

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Elliott Schackne

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Hassan Abdul Wahid

First Assistant "C" Camera:
Julien Zeitouni

First Assistant Director:
Jason Roberts

Foley Editor:
Craig S. Jaeger

Gaffer:
Eddie San Chan

Grip:
Sam Liotta

Hair Department Head:
James Servera Jr.

Hairstylist:
Scott Cameron

Key Grip:
Eric Damazio

Key Hair Stylist:
Johnny Rodriguez

Leadman:
Dennis Ogle

Location Manager:
Hector Tinoco

Makeup & Hair:
Cheri Minns

Makeup Artist:
Autumn Butler
Adam Brandy

Makeup Department Head:
Megan Graham

Music Editor:
Brian Reitzell

Music Supervisor:
Brian Reitzell

Original Music Composer:
Brian Reitzell
Ken Andrews

Post Production Supervisor:
John Saviano

Producer:
Braxton Pope
Dana Brunetti
Michael Burns
Kevin Spacey

Production Accountant:
Don Napoli

Production Design:
Mark Hutman

Production Sound Mixer:
Scott Stolz

Property Master:
Matthew Cavaliero

Screenplay:
Thomas Moffett

Script Supervisor:
Elisa Forni

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael Sandow

Second Assistant Director:
Christian Clarke

Second Second Assistant Director:
Lillian Awa

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Brown Cooper

Set Decoration:
Dorit Hurst

Sound Effects Editor:
Peter Staubli
Jon Title

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Craig Mann
Marshall Garlington
Joe Barnett
Mathew Waters

Steadicam Operator:
BJ McDonnell

Story:
Henry Reardon

Studio Teacher:
Jack Stern

Supervising Sound Editor:
Glenn T. Morgan

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Ben Wilkins

Thanks:
Russell Brand
Cassian Elwes

Unit Production Manager:
John Saviano

Utility Sound:
Kevin Becker

Video Assist Operator:
Kirk Sullivan

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Ken Locsmandi

Wardrobe Designer:
Giorgio Armani

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