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Take Me Home (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 2, 2011

Original Title:
Take Me Home

Alternate Titles:
Uma Carona Para o Amor

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Good Folk Films
Monterey Media
Wonder Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 14 

Runtime: 97

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In New York City, Thom is broke and jobless, illegally working as a taxi driver. Claire is a successful business-woman, but personally she's in shambles - then comes the phone call that her estranged father is in the hospital. Not knowing what to do, Claire hops in Thom's cab and orders him to just drive and so he does. They find themselves in Pennsylvania and Claire makes the rash decision to drive across the country to California. On the road, there are many detours as the obstacles and secrets force them to learn about themselves and each other.

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Accountant:
Paul Zukowsky
Dan Reed

Additional Casting:
Dennis Romer

Additional Gaffer:
Kenneth Wales
Brent Hansen
Nikolas Smith
Sergio Villegas
Rocky Romines

Art Direction:
Johanna Jenkins

Assistant Editor:
Dillon W. Brown

Associate Producer:
Rene Smallwood
Scott Meier

Attorney:
Robert Spinak

Best Boy Electric:
Zach Rasmussen

Best Boy Grip:
Sam Schroeder

Boom Operator:
Jesse Doland
Cale Lincoln Erickson

Casting:
Meg Morman
Sunday Boling

Casting Assistant:
Sarah Domeier Lindo

Co-Producer:
Jade DeCosta

Colorist:
Bill Harrison

Compositor:
Austin Hiser
Philip Fraschetti
Ryan J. Quinlan

Costume Designer:
Trayce Gigi Field

Director:
Sam Jaeger

Director of Photography:
Jesse M. Feldman

Driver:
Zach Rasmussen

Editor:
Damien LeVeck

Electrician:
Jarret Sexton
Nathan Carballo
Brandon Alperin
Alex Rodriguez
Tony Banando
J.C. Osorio
Igor Tochilnikov
Chase Kelly

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Fredericks
Jon Kim
Brian Gunter

First Assistant Director:
Tessa Lyn Stephenson

Gaffer:
Howard Newstate

Hairstylist:
Rain Alicia

Key Hair Stylist:
Mayumi Murakami

Key Makeup Artist:
Essie Cha

Key Set Production Assistant:
Evelyn Valenzuela

Location Coordinator:
Gordon Gee
Marshall Johnson

Location Manager:
Benjamin Rotast

Makeup Artist:
Elena Arroy
Stephanie Bravo

Music Coordinator:
Liza Richardson

Music Supervisor:
Jake Belnick
Frank Palazzolo

Original Music Composer:
Bootstraps

Other:
Kaitlyn Yang
Brian Higbee
Hillary Gronvold

Post Production Supervisor:
Damien LeVeck

Producer:
Jane Kelly Kosek
Michael Hobert
Sam Jaeger

Production Assistant:
Diane Cohen
Elizabeth Testa

Production Designer:
Susannah Lowber

Production Intern:
Diane Cohen
Elizabeth Testa
Alex Funk
Beth Oberting
Rebecca Woodruff
Yufei Mao
May E. Olney

Production Sound Mixer:
Jordi Cirbián
Paul Seradarian

Production Supervisor:
Kevin Desmond

Publicist:
Tej Bhatia-Herring

Screenplay:
Sam Jaeger

Script Supervisor:
Richelle de los Santos

Second Assistant Camera:
Clint Wayne Hudson
A.J. Winslow
Bryant Jansen

Second Assistant Director:
Anthony Ollman
Kyle Behling
Ornella Jaramillo
Abimbola Ogun

Set Costumer:
Melissa Gould McNeely
Alexis Jacks

Set Production Assistant:
Kathleen Boone
Seth Kane
Aubrey Gore
Christian Hernandez
Pradeep Paga
Narbeh Nazarian
Cameron Schwartz
David Nepsky

Sound Designer:
Adam Hawk

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Adam Hawk

Still Photographer:
Scott Sheff

Thanks:
Damon Decker
Jeff Seibenick
Susannah Grant
Michael Breines
David Jaeger
Shad Hart
Jasmine Lord
Mark S. Temple
Michael Morales
Natalie LeVeck
Kurt A. Boesen
Karl Florine
Greg Derochie
Marc Guggenheim
Nan Bernstein Freed
Fred Eldridge
Michael 'Fish' Herring
Jeff Stephenson
Les Borsay
Avril Beukes
Tim Hobert
Dennis Romer

Title Designer:
Alexander Kalsey

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