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Love, Fall & Order (2019) [G]

Release Date:
October 12, 2019

Original Title:
Love, Fall & Order

Alternate Titles:
Amor en otoño

Genres:
Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Hallmark Media

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: G 

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

When Claire goes home to save her dad's annual Fall Fest on her family's pumpkin farm, sparks fly with an old rival – the opposing lawyer she now faces in court.

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"B" Camera Operator:
Jeremy Prusso

Additional Music:
Irving Victoria

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Aaron Walters
Ryan Pederson

Animal Wrangler:
Brandice Brown

Art Direction:
Leslie Smoot

Assistant Editor:
Katy Baldwin

Assistant Location Manager:
Danielle Scharf

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lydia Nielsen Painter

Best Boy Electric:
Spencer Scanlon

Best Boy Grip:
KeAlii Johnson

Boom Operator:
Joe Adamic
Bryce Bishop

Casting:
Penny Perry
Jennifer Buster

Colorist:
Russ Lasson

Costume Assistant:
Anne Marie McDowell
Taylor Swensen
Kooper Campbell

Costume Design:
Anna K. Findlay

Costume Supervisor:
Emily Jacobsen

Costumer:
Rebecca Barry

Dialogue Editor:
Nate Hoffman

Digital Imaging Technician:
Bradley Crane

Director:
Clare Niederpruem

Director of Photography:
Kristoffer Carrillo

Editor:
Kristi Shimek

Electrician:
Dan Haskell

Executive Producer:
Maclain Nelson

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Terry Prather

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Ben Haskin

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Jameson Dressen

First Assistant Accountant:
Emma Carlin

First Assistant Director:
Ryan Miningham

Foley Artist:
Yuri Pridachin
Vladimir Smagin

Foley Editor:
Alexander Chugunov
Boris Tcarev

Foley Mixer:
Igor Kuzmenko
Alexey Kapyttsyn

Foley Supervisor:
Yuri Pridachin

Gaffer:
Phil Shepherd

Grip:
Danny Shepherd

Key Grip:
Kevin Woodward

Key Hair Stylist:
Jenna Kilgrow

Key Makeup Artist:
Maika Taylor

Leadman:
Chase Coleman

Location Assistant:
Trieste Prusso

Location Manager:
Jay Miller

Makeup & Hair:
Leslie Kidman
Diana Torres
Mikaela Hansen
Bobbi Farnworth
Britlyn Gordon

Music:
Alec Puro

Music Supervisor:
Alec Puro

Online Editor:
Paul Tuft

Post Production Supervisor:
Micah Young

Producer:
David M. Wulf

Production Accountant:
Ashley Carlin

Production Coordinator:
Austin Everett

Production Design:
Diane Millett

Production Supervisor:
Jiayin Zheng

Property Master:
Hunter Nelson

Props:
Jerika Hermansen

Script Supervisor:
Briana Wall

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Preston Lewis

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Stephanie Bogdan

Second Assistant Director:
Ryan McDowell

Set Costumer:
Juliette Lewis

Set Decoration:
Leslie Smoot
Bronte Campbell

Set Dresser:
Bronte Campbell
Jonathan Cheney
Matthew Buckner
Jasmyn Hildebrandt
Nelson Bruggeman
Justin Wayne Walker
Phillip Heckel
Aubrey Snyder
Ellie Weeks

Sound Effects Editor:
China Khoral

Sound Mixer:
David Adamic

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Nate Hoffman

Steadicam Operator:
Ryan Hannah

Supervising Sound Editor:
Nate Hoffman

Transportation Captain:
Donnie Patton

Transportation Coordinator:
Brett Miller

Unit Production Manager:
Jake Van Wagoner

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Ben Burrell

Writer:
Audrey Shulman

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