What We Found (2020) [NR]

Release Date:
July 31, 2020

Original Title:
What We Found

Alternate Titles:
The Buried Girl

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
Create Entertainment
Freestyle Digital Media
Pretty Damn Sweet
Reconstruction Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15  US: NR 

Runtime: 110

Close friends Marcus and Holly begin their freshman year at a tough public high school in Baltimore County, Maryland. When Cassie, a well liked senior at the school, disappears suspiciously, both of their lives change forever. Together, will they find out what happened to Cassie? And after a dramatic confrontation, will any of them ever be the same?

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ADR Mixer:
Stephen C. Davies

Additional Camera:
Dave Manzo
Sebastian Nieves

Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dan La Porta

Armorer:
Joe James

Art Direction:
Eugene K. Johnson

Assistant Editor:
Stephen Chandler
Destiny Reyes
Ryan Carty

Best Boy Electric:
Matthew Eldridge

Camera Trainee:
Sam Finzi

Casting:
Barbara J. McCarthy
Alice Merlin

Co-Executive Producer:
Pramod Jain
Neeta Jain
Karen Ray
Andy Ray
Larry Weitzner

Colorist:
Erich Gilbride

Costume Designer:
Christine Meyers

Dialogue Editor:
Stephen C. Davies

Director:
Ben Hickernell

Director of Photography:
Steve Buckwalter

Drone Operator:
Steve Buckwalter
Dave Manzo
Anthony Stracquadanio

Editor:
Phillip J. Bartell
Dave Manzo
Ben Hickernell

Executive Producer:
Louis Bluver
Constance Williams
Tony Schneider
J. Andrew Greenblatt

Extras Casting:
Sunny Edelman

First Assistant Camera:
Sebastian Nieves
Adam Bogus

First Assistant Director:
Vernon Guinn

Foley Artist:
Oscar Convers
Joanna Fang
Leslie Bloome

Foley Editor:
Laura Heinzinger

Foley Mixer:
Julian Angel
Nick Seaman
Ryan Collison

Gaffer:
John F. Draus

Key Grip:
Anthony Stracquadanio

Key Production Assistant:
Ian Tomasch

Legal Services:
Diane Davidson

Locale Casting Director:
Heidi K. Eklund

Location Manager:
Stephen Harris

Location Scout:
Ben Hickernell

Makeup Effects:
Fre Howard

Music Supervisor:
Ryan Duda

Musician:
Leah Zeger
Artyom Manukyan

Orchestrator:
Jens Bjørnkjær

Original Music Composer:
Sam Hirschfelder

Post Production Supervisor:
Stephen Gifford

Producer:
Atit Shah
Ben Hickernell
Stephen Gifford
Rick Sebeck

Production Assistant:
Paige Banfield
Abby Shaffer
Joon Chung
Issack Cintron
Jennifer Blackburn
Christine Solazzo
John Woods
Mitra Arthur

Production Coordinator:
Allison Weiner

Production Design:
Jack Ryan

Production Intern:
Taonga Luma

Screenplay:
Ben Hickernell

Script Supervisor:
Lain Kienzle

Second Assistant Camera:
Julian Rodriguez

Second Assistant Director:
Lauren K. McGarry

Second Second Assistant Director:
Dani Hanks

Set Costumer:
Daryl Stone

Set Dresser:
Niki Singleton

Sound Designer:
Diego Jimenez

Sound Effects Editor:
Julian Angel
Oscar Convers

Sound Mixer:
Viktor Weiszhaupt

Sound Post Production Coordinator:
Jon Mackey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Chris Stangroom

Steadicam Operator:
Joseph Hennigan

Still Photographer:
Sam Finzi

Stunt Coordinator:
Drew Leary
Blaise Corrigan

Stunt Double:
Caly Givens
Justin Clarke

Supervising Sound Editor:
Chris Stangroom

Thanks:
Hans Eric Hollstein
Violet Romero
Cary Woodworth
Kris King

Title Designer:
Rick Sebeck

Unit Production Manager:
Steven Nguyen

Visual Effects Compositor:
Dan Gauthier
Denis Dmitriev

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Rick Sebeck

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