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Release Date:
March 8, 2006
Original Title:
The Powder Puff Principle
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
Principle Entertainment
The CinemaFactory
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 22
A vindictive high school principal goes on a witch hunt to find a prankster.
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Art Department Coordinator:
David Johnson
Art Direction:
Melissa Schwartz
Associate Producer:
Sharon Wezelman
Stephanie Weber
Best Boy Electrician:
Michael Strode
Boom Operator:
Attila Gazdag
Camera Loader:
Ian McAllister
Casting:
Faras Rabadi
Costume Designer:
Stefanie Lain
Director:
John Burgess
Director of Photography:
Masanobu Takayanagi
Editor:
Ryan Koscielniak
First Assistant Camera:
Joseph Walsh
First Assistant Director:
Rick Ojeda
First Assistant Makeup Artist:
Charlene Wee
Gaffer:
Pietro Zuercher
Key Grip:
Adam Camacho
Key Makeup Artist:
Erin Lippard
Location Manager:
Dave Mortell
Location Scout:
Dave Mortell
Makeup Artist:
Kris Carlson
Megan Milano
Sean Conklin
Sophia Centeno
Tracy Moeller
Original Music Composer:
Thomas Buritch
Producer:
John Burgess
Maximilian Gutierrez
Brett Henenberg
David Harb
Production Design:
Camellia Cox
Production Sound Mixer:
Zsolt Magyar
Property Master:
Marylin Thorngren
Script Supervisor:
Kristin Bree Calabrese
Second Assistant Camera:
Daisuke Tanaka
Second Assistant Director:
Troy Lillestol
Set Dresser:
Amanda Kainer
Elisse De La Cruz
Lisa Yu
Quinn Saunders
Kirsten Finkas
Julie Nishikawa
Crystal Young
Sally Grosenbach
Sound Designer:
Mike McDonald
Steadicam Operator:
Matt Chubet
Still Photographer:
Melissa Schwartz
Title Designer:
Derek Smith
Thomas Eli Murphy
Visual Effects Producer:
Brad Kean
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Nikki Garippo
Writer:
John Burgess
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