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Imaginary Crimes (1994) [PG]

Release Date:
October 14, 1994

Original Title:
Imaginary Crimes

Alternate Titles:
Zbrodnie Wyobraźni

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Morgan Creek Entertainment
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6  US: PG 

Runtime: 105

When a father doesn't live up to his dreams... a daughter has to stand up for hers.

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A recently widowed, small-time hustler struggles to raise his two daughters on his own and still make a dishonest living in 1960s Portland, Oregon.

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ADR Editor:
Marissa Littlefield

Additional Casting:
Megann Ratzow

Art Department Coordinator:
Debi Shirk Tagliaferro

Art Direction:
Pat Tagliaferro

Assistant Accountant:
Stacy King
Tawny Schlieski

Assistant Camera:
Randall S. Timmerman
Andrew McDowall

Assistant Editor:
Michael Barker-Benfield
Janice Parker

Assistant Location Manager:
Sam Selis

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Gwyn Lustenberger

Assistant Property Master:
Geri Lynn Peterson

Associate Editor:
Peter B. Ellis

Best Boy Electric:
Donna Vega

Best Boy Grip:
Brent Lawson

Book:
Sheila Ballantyne

Boom Operator:
Eric Carr

Camera Operator:
Carl Davis
Randolph Sellars

Casting:
Jane Shannon-Smith
Deborah Aquila

Casting Associate:
Jerry Propanik

Charge Scenic Artist:
Rick Galbraith

Co-Producer:
Davia Nelson
Kristine Johnson

Color Timer:
Gloria Kaiser

Conductor:
Stephen Endelman

Construction Foreman:
Paige Bassett
Mervyn Johnson

Costume Design:
Susan Lyall

Costume Supervisor:
Laura Goldsmith

Craft Service:
Jimmy Mack

Dialect Coach:
Jon Sperry

Dialogue Editor:
Fred Rosenberg
Laura Civiello

Director:
Anthony Drazan

Director of Photography:
John J. Campbell

Dolly Grip:
Bruce Lawson

Driver:
Dana Swartout
Carol Knotts
Randy Lovelady
Ben C. Giller
David Norris
Mark Hughes
Bryan Oliver
Marvin LaRoy Sanders
J.R. Knotts
Ernest L. Sanders Jr.
Merrill Steckler
Katrina Sanders

Editor:
Elizabeth Kling

Electrician:
Eric Betts
Steve Huber
Brian Fleskes
Guy Treppiccione
Tom Franchett

Executive Producer:
Ted Field
Robert W. Cort
Gary Barber

Extras Casting:
Laverne Springer

Extras Casting Assistant:
Danny Stoltz

First Assistant Camera:
Scott Andrew Ressler

First Assistant Director:
Linda Fox

Foley Artist:
Marko Costanzo
Stuart Levy

Foley Editor:
Steven Visscher
Eliza Paley
Frank Kern

Gaffer:
Jim Grce

Greensman:
Steve Housel

Grip:
H. Gregory Potter
Kevin Fletcher
Brian C. Lawson
Mike Hanauska

Hair Supervisor:
Kelcey Fry

Intern:
Peter Heide
Chip Rothenberger
Alex Michel
David Diteman
David Egeler

Key Grip:
Bruce Lawson

Key Hair Stylist:
Brenda McNally

Leadman:
Suelynn McClung

Line Producer:
Stan Wlodkowski

Loader:
Jeremy Hutchins

Location Assistant:
Robert M. Hines
Tim Wilson

Location Manager:
Margot Bridger

Makeup & Hair:
Georgie Abraham
Sherilyn Lawson

Makeup Supervisor:
Kelcey Fry

Music Editor:
Christopher Kennedy

Negative Cutter:
Theresa Repola Mohammed

Orchestrator:
Stephen Endelman

Original Music Composer:
Stephen Endelman

Picture Car Coordinator:
Stefanie Goldbloom

Post Production Accountant:
David Mastron

Post Production Assistant:
Richard J. Kupfer
Steven Gary Banks

Post Production Supervisor:
Jody Levin

Producer:
James G. Robinson

Production Accountant:
Betsy Danbury

Production Assistant:
Janet M. West
Kelly Helstrom
Ante Novakovic
Jeannie H. Kelly
Zoila Gomez

Production Coordinator:
Louise Rosner-Meyer
Vera Golakova

Production Design:
Joseph T. Garrity

Production Manager:
Stan Wlodkowski

Production Office Assistant:
J. Adam Bogle

Production Secretary:
Kristin Swanson

Production Supervisor:
Todd P. Smith
Tom Tucker

Property Master:
Philip Schneider

Props:
Teresa J. Tamiyasu

Score Engineer:
James Nichols

Screenplay:
Davia Nelson
Kristine Johnson

Script Supervisor:
Rebecca Long

Second Assistant Camera:
Susan Pollack

Second Assistant Director:
Merrilee Dale

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jill Maxcy

Security Coordinator:
Jerry Sanderfer

Set Decoration:
Dena Roth

Set Dresser:
Nina Bradford
Michael Moran
Damon Sullivan
Carl Winter
Roman Gunther

Set Medic:
Kerby L. Verley
Kathy Verley
Michael Fine

Set Painter:
Ron E. Ellenberg
Debi Shirk Tagliaferro
Nickie Stone-Ellenberg

Set Production Assistant:
Shawn Wickman
Brent Stanton

Sound Assistant:
Benjamin Cheah
Chris Fielder
Todd Milner
Glenfield Payne

Sound Mixer:
Mark Ulano

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Greg Orloff
Skip Lievsay

Stand In:
Steven Clark Pachosa
April Serio

Still Photographer:
Lorey Sebastian

Studio Teacher:
Linda Bloom-Hedine

Stunt Coordinator:
David Boushey

Stunt Driver:
Bret Kiene

Stunts:
Marla Casey
Steve Buckley

Supervising Sound Editor:
Skip Lievsay

Swing:
David A. Morgan

Transportation Captain:
Lavelle 'Kip' Johnson

Transportation Coordinator:
Mark A. James

Unit Publicist:
Randall Scott Barton

Utility Sound:
Matt Weis

Wardrobe Assistant:
Marychris Mass

Wardrobe Intern:
Susan Stanford
Dalhia Schuette
Marc Wohosky
Venice Baskin

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