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Ping! (2001) [PG]

Release Date:
September 4, 2001

Original Title:
Ping!

Alternate Titles:
Ping allein zu Haus
Ping!

Genres:
Comedy | Family

Production Companies:
Initial Entertainment Group
Spearhead Enterprises

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 93

Every dog has its day!

Overview from TheMovieDB

Ping is a chihuahua rescued from the pound by nearsighted Ethel, who thinks he's a cat. When a pair of bumbling thieves try to break into Ethel's house to steal the money they think she has stashed away, only Ping can foil their plans.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Paul Curtis
John C. Stuver
Cathie Speakman

ADR Mixer:
Matthew C. Beville
Shawn Kennelly

ADR Recordist:
Thor Benitez

ADR Supervisor:
Michael Payne

Additional Photography:
Howard Krupa

Art Department Coordinator:
Tracy S. Takahashi

Art Direction:
Chuck Dutrow

Assistant Costume Designer:
Nancy Diaz

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Pembrooke Andrews
Nancy Nugent
Daniel Scolnik

Assistant Location Manager:
Michael Percival

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Simone Almekias-Siegl

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Amy Huth
Ted Cass

Assistant Property Master:
Scott Sener

Best Boy Electric:
Jacob Pinger

Best Boy Grip:
Richard Esquivel

Boom Operator:
Steve Corbiere

Camera Loader:
Greg Morris

Camera Operator:
Bonnie Blake

Casting:
Chris Larsen

Co-Producer:
Shelly Glasser

Color Timer:
Mato

Costume Assistant:
Patrick Thompson

Costume Designer:
Mas Kondo

Costume Supervisor:
Jennifer Starzyk

Dialogue Editor:
Paul Curtis
John C. Stuver
Cathie Speakman

Director:
Chris Baugh

Director of Photography:
Rohn Schmidt

Dolly Grip:
Gaylan Andrew Hussain
Ross Addiego

Editor:
Dawn Hoggatt

Executive Producer:
Graham King
Andreas Klein

First Assistant Camera:
George Hesse
Robert Schierer

First Assistant Director:
Jeanine Rohn

First Assistant Editor:
Mike Branum
Rudy Melendez

First Assistant Makeup Artist:
Tracy Murphy

Foley Artist:
Laura Macias

Foley Mixer:
Matthew C. Beville
Shawn Kennelly

Foley Recordist:
Thor Benitez

Gaffer:
Paul A. Hardiman
Robin Acutt

Grip:
Charles Simons
Scott Eades
Mark Hyde
Fausto Grajeda

Key Grip:
Gaylan Andrew Hussain
Matt Minke

Key Hair Stylist:
Dean Sadler

Key Makeup Artist:
Dean Sadler

Line Producer:
Patricia Wagstaff

Location Manager:
Eric Diamond
Chris Larsen

Negative Cutter:
Tim Heyen

Original Music Composer:
Thomas Richard Sharp

Producer:
Geri Cudia Barger

Production Coordinator:
Marguerite O'Donoghue

Production Design:
Whitney Brooke Wheeler

Production Manager:
Patricia Wagstaff

Property Master:
Scott Bauer

Propmaker:
Dan Statler

Screenplay:
Albert Ruis

Script Supervisor:
Eva Zelder
Halimah Fielding
Tracy Scott

Second Assistant Camera:
Micah Y. Bisagni
James Malloy

Second Assistant Director:
Sholto J. Roeg

Second Second Assistant Director:
R. Scott Loughran

Second Unit Director:
Jon Van Dyke

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Christian Sebaldt
Mike Gallagher

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Cara McCastlain Fisher

Set Decoration:
Conrad Mejia

Set Dresser:
Jennifer Bronwynn Copp

Sound Effects Editor:
Jeff K. Brunello
Andrew Holt
Adam Gillick
Michael Orlowski
Scooter Keys

Sound Mixer:
Jim Machowski

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Andrew Peach

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Ken Teaney
Marshall Garlington

Special Effects Coordinator:
Dan Statler

Steadicam Operator:
Gavin Ames
Lance Layman
Charles Papert
Peter White

Still Photographer:
Gregory Peters

Story:
Albert Ruis
Chris Baugh

Stunt Coordinator:
Ray Lykins

Stunts:
Mark Chadwick
Bret Davidson
Debbie Evans
Joey Gardner
Justin Lundin
Cole S. McKay
Paul E. Short
Patrick J. Statham

Supervising Sound Editor:
Andrew DeCristofaro

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Jeffrey R. Whitcher

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