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Dear Viola (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 16, 2014

Original Title:
Dear Viola

Alternate Titles:
Courrier du coeur

Genres:
Comedy | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Entertainment One Television
UP Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

She advised him to start dating again, but she never mentioned who.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Katie, a shy newspaper accountant submits a reply to a "Dear Viola" letter to the editor that she works for, anonymously. She has a real knack for writing to people and getting to the heart of the matter. Soon, she takes over the newspaper's advice column and falls in love with one of her correspondents. The whole town becomes involved in the romantics.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Russ Goozee

"B" Camera Operator:
Martin Brown

ADR Recordist:
Pino Halili

Art Direction:
Glen Charles Landry

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Beni Harper

Assistant Director Trainee:
Elaine Chan
Jennifer Thiffault

Assistant Location Manager:
Steve Tabachnik

Best Boy Electric:
Aaron Wilcox

Best Boy Grip:
Ben Dundas

Boom Operator:
Gregory Moneta

Camera Trainee:
Jordan Woodward

Cast Driver:
Joseph Wolfond
Ted Graham
Keith Cole
Landon Ramirez

Casting:
Shana Landsburg

Casting Associate:
Sheena Clowater

Casting Director:
Larissa Mair

Colorist:
Mila Patriki

Costume Designer:
Dawn Thompson

Costume Set Supervisor:
Kristin Lapensee

Costume Supervisor:
Kristin Lapensee

Craft Service:
Yohance Quashie

Data Management Technician:
Khaled Sabbour

Director:
Laurie Lynd

Director of Photography:
Russ Goozee

Editor:
Charlotte Disher

Electrician:
Ben Kelly
Marcus Paletta
Stuart Wells
Jim Neill

Executive Producer:
Lee Rose
Kathleen McGhee-Anderson
Ira Pincus
John Morayniss
Kellie Martin

Extras Casting:
Maureen Evans

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Blain Thrush

First Assistant Director:
Alan Goluboff

First Assistant Editor:
James Young

Foley Artist:
Heather Pipe

Foley Mixer:
Ryan MacNeill

Gaffer:
Nelson Rogers

Generator Operator:
Jim Neill

Grip:
Cian Foley
Oscar Garcia

Key Grip:
Jonathan Yapp

Key Hair Stylist:
Raquel Atienza

Key Makeup Artist:
Raquel Atienza

Location Manager:
Craig Gradwell

Location Production Assistant:
Christian Crosthwaite

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Sarah Craig McEathron
Stella Margaritis
Trina Brink

Online Editor:
Colin Carter

Original Music Composer:
Steve O'Connor
Justin Rutledge

Post Production Supervisor:
Sean Frewer

Producer:
Betty Orr
Margaret O'Brien

Production Accountant:
Paul Zonneveld

Production Coordinator:
Max Wolfond

Production Design:
Brian Verhoog

Production Manager:
Ashley Torgis

Property Master:
Maggy Monceaux

Script Supervisor:
Brad Wetherly

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael Yablonski

Second Assistant Director:
Aric Dupere

Set Decoration:
Julian Peters

Set Decoration Buyer:
Bert Kirkham

Set Dresser:
Mike Bernardo

Sound Effects Editor:
Steven Ejbick
Alexis Eskandari

Sound Mixer:
Brian Newby

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Josh Brown

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Shaun Gratto
Allen Ormerod

Studio Teacher:
Laurel Bresnahan

Supervising Producer:
Jonathan Schwartz

Supervising Sound Editor:
Pino Halili

Teleplay:
Kathleen McGhee-Anderson
Lee Rose

Third Assistant Director:
Jason Bourke

Transportation Captain:
Connor Gross

Transportation Coordinator:
Marco Iaboni

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