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Segal (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Segal

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Ikrzr Productions
Reel Chicago Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

A documentary focusing on the life and career of actor George Segal.

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Performers

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Production

Additional Director of Photography:
Jason Blount

Assistant Director:
Richard Gonzales

Assistant Editor:
Jeremy Diller
Ben Simons

Boom Operator:
Kevin McClellan

Camera Operator:
Tracy Allen Davey
Dilshan Herath
Gary Webster

Cinematography:
Kris Denton

Co-Producer:
Richard Mercado
Andrea Miraglia
Chris Tango

Director:
Vernon Davidson
Ryan Krayser

Editor:
B.J. Maier

Executive Producer:
Kris Denton

Gaffer:
Chris Tango

Grip:
Alex Selkowitz

Hair Department Head:
Clare M. Corsick

Key Grip:
Andrea Miraglia

Key Hair Stylist:
Curran Crockett

Key Makeup Artist:
Stephanie Bravo

Makeup Department Head:
Bonni Flowers

Producer:
Vernon Davidson
Ryan Krayser

Production Driver:
Greg Krayser
Jacob Pozzi

Second Assistant Camera:
Fernando Zacarias

Sound Mixer:
Daniel Hernández
Richard Mercado

Unit Production Manager:
Vernon Davidson

Writer:
Vernon Davidson
Ryan Krayser

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