Stupid Questions (2011) [N/A]

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Release Date:
March 5, 2011

Original Title:
Stupid Questions

Genres:
Romance

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 32

Lucy, a young, fabulous, and broke casting assistant holds a phony casting call in an effort to find her dream guy.

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Additional Camera:
David Conley

Camera Operator:
Kristina M. Schulte-Eversum

Casting Associate:
Jessica Sherman

Casting Director:
Jason James

Colorist:
Zach Medow

Costume Designer:
Hannah Jacobson

Director:
Jessie Kahnweiler

Director of Photography:
Kristina M. Schulte-Eversum

Editor:
Matt Evans

Executive Producer:
Michael Polier
Kerry Joseph Blackman

First Assistant Camera:
Scott Testerman

Gaffer:
Tak Matsuda

Graphic Designer:
Christopher Isenegger

Makeup & Hair:
Alyson Bruno
Eugene Conde

Music Supervisor:
Samantha Feld

Producer:
Isabel Freer
Ryan Lacen

Production Design:
Kiel Gookin

Publicist:
Torie Zalben

Second Assistant Camera:
Anthony Stivale

Set Decoration:
Courtney Cocherell

Sound Designer:
David Wolowic

Sound Mixer:
Amanda Beggs

Still Photographer:
Patrick Gookin

Writer:
Jessie Kahnweiler

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