Dare (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 8, 2005

Original Title:
Dare

Alternate Titles:
Dare - Trau dich!

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Adam Salky Films
BrindStar Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 16

Do something you're afraid of.

While working on a school play, the lighting boy and main actor play a dangerous game.

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Art Direction:
Joshua Helms

Boom Operator:
Aaron Cutler

Co-Producer:
Craig DiFolco

Costume Design:
Caroline Duncan

Director:
Adam Salky

Director of Photography:
Rick Siegel

Editor:
Adam Salky

First Assistant Camera:
Chris Palo

First Assistant Director:
Amy Swantko

Gaffer:
Bill McNulty

Grip:
Olga Abramson
Jeff Beirman
Kevin Mauer

Hairstylist:
Buddy Eberwein

Key Grip:
Chelsea O'Rourke

Makeup Artist:
Ani Bejian

Music:
Holcombe Waller

Producer:
David Brind

Production Design:
Blake Martin

Script Supervisor:
Craig DiFolco

Sound Editor:
Mark Filip

Sound Recordist:
Ben Berman

Still Photographer:
Joshua Helms
Blake Martin

Writer:
David Brind

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