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The Da Vinci Coed (2007) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 15, 2007

Original Title:
The Da Vinci Coed

Genres:
Comedy | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Glorioski Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 77

Overview from TheMovieDB

Three sexy spies are tasked with tracking down a coed who can unlock the scandalous secret to a ring that holds the power to spark people’s carnal desires in this adult adventure.

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Performers

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Production

ADR Recordist:
Floyd Burney

Additional Photography:
Rance McGrew

Art Direction:
Conny Miller
Nate Bledsoe

Assistant Director:
Alexander MacKaye
Luther Grimley

Assistant Location Manager:
Arthur Curtis

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Clegg Forbes

Associate Producer:
Steve Goldenberg

Best Boy Electric:
David Sykes

Best Boy Grip:
Glori-Anne Gilbert

Boom Operator:
Joe McGill

Carpenter:
Ace Larson
Gart Williams
Luther Dingle

Casting Director:
Hector Poole

Cinematography:
Herbie Bueno

Construction Coordinator:
Ethel McConnel

Costume Mistress:
Barbara Deveraux

Craft Service:
Booth Templeton

Dialogue Editor:
Peter Vollmer

Director:
Jim Wynorski

Director of Photography:
Franco N. Ciccio

Driver:
Roger Shackleforth
Gregory West
Joey Crown

Editor:
Edward Torres

Electrician:
Lester Remmick
Harper Purcell
Anthony Brand
Ramos Clemente
Antonio DeAllesandro

First Assistant Camera:
Joe Perry
Wilbur Paradine

Foley Artist:
Billy Ben Turner

Foley Mixer:
Ilsa Neilson

Gaffer:
Cyril Smithers
Frank "Fats" Brown

Grip:
Mellicent Barnes
Franklin Gibbs
Jeremy Wickwire
Milton Gilbert
Woodrow Mulligan

Key Grip:
Boley Jackson

Key Makeup Artist:
Willa Wilson

Key Production Assistant:
Barlett Finchley
Peter Corrigan
David Ellington

Line Producer:
Peter Sheldon

Location Manager:
Barney Gunther

Makeup Artist:
Ed Harrington
Henry Bemis

Music Supervisor:
Paul "Pots" McNulty

Post Production Supervisor:
David Gurney

Producer:
Jim Wynorski

Production Assistant:
Fitzgerald Fortune
Butler Throckmorton
Max Calvada

Production Coordinator:
David Cadwallader

Production Design:
Gene Trenton

Production Manager:
Richard Hayworth
Harvey Hunnicutt

Property Master:
William Sturka

Script Supervisor:
Polk Wolfe
Archibald Beechcroft

Second Assistant Camera:
Jesse Cardiff

Second Assistant Director:
Mikey Overholtz

Second Second Assistant Director:
Henry Beemis

Second Unit Director:
Magellan Farber

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Roscoe Bragg

Set Decoration:
Derek Mothershed

Set Designer:
Pinto Sykes

Set Dresser:
Johnny Robb

Songs:
Roobie Breastnut

Sound Designer:
Patrick Giraudi

Sound Effects Editor:
Horace Ford
William Benton

Sound Mixer:
Joe McGill
Farwell Decruz

Special Effects:
Warren Marcussin

Standby Rigger:
Polito "Pop" Marshack

Still Photographer:
Dan Golden

Storyboard:
Jackie Rhodes

Stunt Coordinator:
Viola Draper

Stunt Driver:
Jack Cupito
Charlie Horn
Dominic Fragomeli
Konopka Miller

Swing:
Walter Jameson
Samuel Kittridge
Pete Van Horn

Transportation Coordinator:
Howard Misral

Wardrobe Assistant:
Walter Bedecker
Al Denton
Henry J. Fate

Writer:
Jim Wynorski

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