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A Heist with Markiplier (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 30, 2019

Original Title:
A Heist with Markiplier

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
Burning Tractor
Markiplier
Rooster Teeth Productions
TBD Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

You'll be just fine. Hehe.

Overview from TheMovieDB

You join Markiplier on the heist of a lifetime, but in this original comedic interactive story you decide how the heist turns out in the end. Choose wisely.

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Production

Art Direction:
Ashlyn Fielder

Assistant Camera:
Ryan Croci
Keishla DiGiorgi

Assistant Editor:
Cody Graham

Best Boy Electric:
Axel Alarcon

Best Boy Grip:
Stephen Laughrun

Boom Operator:
Karlo Montano
Oksana Smetanyuk

CG Supervisor:
Robert Reynolds

Camera Operator:
Scott Hilburn

Carpenter:
Corey Green
Paul Steele
Wesley Falk

Casting Director:
Vicky Boone

Catering:
Kristen Bradley

Choreographer:
Rose Mitchell

Cinematography:
Philip Roy

Colorist:
Brandon Thomas

Construction Coordinator:
Travis Eisenberg

Costume Designer:
Erika Slay

Costume Supervisor:
Eryn Brooke

Creative Producer:
Amy Nelson

Digital Imaging Technician:
Andrew Lewis

Director:
Mark Fischbach

Director of Photography:
Philip Roy

Editor:
Kody Gibson
Dan Hirons

Electrician:
Robyn Geer
César Rodríguez
Ivan Salazar
Brent Graham

Executive Producer:
Burnie Burns
Ryan P. Hall
Matt Hullum

First Assistant Director:
Isaac Lewis

Foley Artist:
Bastien Benkhelil

Gaffer:
Chad Brewer

Graphic Designer:
Max Kruemcke

Grip:
Keaton Loudamy
Robin McGreevy

Hair Department Head:
Anna Fugate-Downs

Key Grip:
Mike Anderson

Leadman:
Brad Ivy

Location Manager:
Matty Blissard

Location Scout:
Zach Heine
Paul Knaus
Will Gallagher

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Jenn Vangemert
Erin Klarer
Ash Downs

Makeup Department Head:
Anna Fugate-Downs

On Set Dresser:
Holly Bronko

Online Editor:
Kagan Durmer
Dennis Valk

Post Production Supervisor:
Ted Griffis

Producer:
Jeff Guerrero
Joel Pettit
Katie Jewett

Production Accountant:
Mindy Sheldon

Production Coordinator:
Kristi Kyle

Production Design:
Marcus LaPorte

Production Manager:
Jason Baskin

Property Master:
Peder Gilham

Scenic Artist:
Erica Edmondson
Rachel Kieschnick
Aaron Leggett
Diz Jeppe

Script Supervisor:
Patrick McSherry
Paul Vance

Second Assistant Director:
Michael Hathaway
Katie Cheline

Set Costumer:
Addysen Carnahan

Set Decoration:
Lindsay Lipscomb

Set Medic:
John Rodgers

Sound Editor:
Kyle Scribner
Clark Crawford
Dusty Albertz

Sound Mixer:
Jake Camitta
Greg Armstrong

Sound Supervisor:
Brad Engleking

Still Photographer:
Richard Casteel

Stunt Coordinator:
Donald Brooks

Stunt Double:
Bri Marie Korin

Stunts:
Josh Vinyard
Edwin Quinones

Supervising Producer:
Will Hyde

VFX Artist:
Rafael Villafane
André Ouellette
Nate Hardy
William Reynolds
Bryce Hagan

VFX Supervisor:
Wes Meyers

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Wes Meyers
André Ouellette

Writer:
Mark Fischbach
Michael Gregory
Evan Gregory
Andrew Rose Gregory

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