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Love in the Sun (2019) [G]

Release Date:
May 27, 2019

Original Title:
Love in the Sun

Genres:
Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Hallmark Media

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6  US: G 

Runtime: 81

Overview from TheMovieDB

When successful dating app creator Alana hesitantly gets engaged, she returns to her hometown in Florida to deliver the news to her dad. Upon returning home, she crosses paths with her former flame, Kai, and finds herself falling in love with the fun and adventurous lifestyle tied to her community. As Alana and Kai work together to help her dad restore his declining property, Alana finds herself conflicted as to whether or not her current way of living makes her happier than the home and community that she always knew and loved.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Christian Satrazemis

"B" Camera Operator:
April Ruane Crowley

Assistant Editor:
Ernest Boyd

Assistant Location Manager:
Guy Balson

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Nelson Luis Marcano

Assistant Property Master:
Chip Mena

Assistant Sound Editor:
Daniel Ward

Best Boy Electric:
Bruce Murray

Best Boy Grip:
Mark Idziak

Boom Operator:
Fred Kupfer

Casting:
Lori Wyman

Casting Associate:
Erin Fragetta

Costume Design:
Fernando Rodriguez

Costume Supervisor:
Julie S. Siegmund

Craft Service:
Brora MacFarland

Dialogue Editor:
Eric Di Stefano

Digital Imaging Technician:
Kevin Colber

Director:
Rich Newey

Director of Photography:
Bart Tau

Dolly Grip:
Mark Stockhoff

Editor:
Ulysses Guidotti

Executive Producer:
Steven Stabler
Cameron Larson
Ryan M. Murphy

Extras Casting:
Karlie Loland-Ringer

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Peter Farber

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Jennifer Rankine

First Assistant Accountant:
Alex Puma

First Assistant Director:
Brian Moon

Foley Artist:
Brian Vancho

Grip:
Doug Maxwell

Hair Department Head:
Carol Raskin

Hairstylist:
Kathe Swanson

Key Grip:
Rick Lacosta

Leadman:
Scott Remongton

Location Assistant:
Devin Kina

Location Manager:
Sherrill Smith

Makeup Artist:
Toni-Jo Peruzzi
Julie Edwards

Makeup Department Head:
Diana Thomas-Madison

Music:
Mikel Hurwitz

Post Production Supervisor:
Paul A. Levin

Producer:
Elayne Schneiderman Schmidt

Production Accountant:
Sandra M. Kraft

Production Coordinator:
Pamela Alessandrelli

Production Design:
Stephen I. Erdberg

Production Secretary:
Carla Hoade

Production Sound Mixer:
Mark Weber

Property Master:
Shawn W. Logue

Script Supervisor:
Gina Brulato

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Jake Schneiderman

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
James Alessandrelli

Second Assistant Director:
Rebecca Saionz

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jacci Herman

Set Costumer:
Lori Ellison

Set Decoration:
Ruston Head

Set Dresser:
Ross Ostrom

Sound Effects Editor:
Chris Liang

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Randy Matuszewski

Still Photographer:
Rod Millington

Story:
Shawn Christian

Stunt Coordinator:
Ricou Browning Jr.

Stunt Double:
Karleena Gore
Justin Browning

Supervising Sound Editor:
Randy Matuszewski

Teleplay:
Joie Botkin

Transportation Coordinator:
Jay Palomino

Unit Production Manager:
Melissa West

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