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The Hill (2023) [PG]

Release Date:
August 18, 2023

Original Title:
The Hill

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
RainMaker Films
Rescue Dog Productions
Reserve Entertainment
Vitamin A Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  DE: 12  GB: PG  US: PG 

Runtime: 121

Never give up hope.

Overview from TheMovieDB

The story of Rickey Hill, who overcomes his physical disability and repairs his relationship with his father in a quest to become a major league baseball (MLB) player.

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Christian Ramirez-Coll

Additional Photography:
Denton Adkinson

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Stephanie Adams

Art Direction:
Garrett Lowe

Assistant Location Manager:
William Grigsby

Assistant Property Master:
Chris Prange

Associate Producer:
Aric Hornig
Stephen Hintz
Mark Crump

Best Boy Electric:
Connor Young

Boom Operator:
Joshua Z. Timmerman

Casting:
Thomas Sullivan
Rick Montgomery

Co-Producer:
Mark Robert Ellis

Colorist:
Harris Charalambous

Costume Design:
Lahly Poore

Costume Supervisor:
Shea Masterson

Digital Imaging Technician:
Albert Dantzer

Director:
Jeff Celentano

Director of Photography:
Kristopher S. Kimlin

Dolly Grip:
Danny Cooper

Drone Operator:
Bryce Denton

Drone Pilot:
Wayne Mann

Editor:
Douglas Crise

Electrician:
Donald Rose

Executive Producer:
Matthew Dwyer
Rickey Hill
Tyler W. Konney
Michael A. Blubaugh
Clay Pecorin
Darren Moorman
Ron Cundy
Michael E. Hollingsworth
Russell Geyser
Carl Mazzocone

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Diego Montiel

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Stefan Czapla

First Assistant Director:
Joseph Suarez

Foley Artist:
Luke Deardoff

Foley Editor:
Jenna Tresidder

Gaffer:
Jonathan Terpstra

Grip:
Daniel Vlahos
Nate Craine

Hair Department Head:
Elizabeth Cecchini

Key Costumer:
Julie Janes-Love

Key Grip:
Chris Rauch

Key Hair Stylist:
Xaviera Gilmore

Key Makeup Artist:
Laddany Sengchanthavong
Laddany Sengchanthavong

Line Producer:
Stephen R. Campanella

Location Assistant:
Renee Honeycutt
Mike Buhrmeister
Hayden Graham
Donte Muse

Location Manager:
Mark Crump

Makeup Department Head:
Scott Hersh

Music Supervisor:
Mason Cooper

On Set Dresser:
Jaye Starkes

Original Music Composer:
Geoff Zanelli

Producer:
Jeff Celentano
Warren Ostergard

Production Assistant:
Peter Blickensderfer

Production Design:
Geoffrey Kirkland

Production Supervisor:
Mark Crump

Property Master:
Peter Cordova

Script Supervisor:
Kalyn Karnan

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Daniel Thomas King

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Quentin Lesser

Second Assistant Director:
Tony Aronovitz

Second Second Assistant Director:
Andrew Jukes

Set Decoration:
Bill Waxler

Set Dresser:
Matt Muller

Sound Designer:
Lawrence He

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Brian Berger

Steadicam Operator:
Christian Ramirez-Coll

Stunt Coordinator:
Rudolf Weber

Supervising Sound Editor:
Brian Berger

Transportation Captain:
Randy Southerland

Unit Production Manager:
Warren Ostergard

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Mike F. Hedayati

Writer:
Angelo Pizzo
Scott Marshall Smith

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