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Love Triangle Nightmare (2022) [PG-13]

Release Date:
June 17, 2022

Original Title:
Love Triangle Nightmare

Alternate Titles:
Deadly Divorce Party

Genres:
TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Reel One Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

Brittany, while attending her “Divorce Party Weekend,” meets a handsome stranger named Jake. On the surface, he appears to be everything her ex-husband Austin is not. After a chance meeting at a coffee house a few days later, she finds herself beginning to fall for him. Meanwhile, Brittany is still friendly with her ex-husband, Austin, who is beginning to question this new relationship. Sad to say, his warning goes unheeded, as she sees it as jealousy. As it turns out, Jake is evil, and she might find this out when it's too late.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Jonna Bouliane
Gordon Yang

ADR Editor:
Jacques Plante

Art Direction:
Tammie Walker

Assistant Location Manager:
Sean Parker

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Vincent Cardyn

Best Boy Electric:
Nick Lynch

Best Boy Grip:
Matt Tenute

Boom Operator:
Timon Incze
Zachary Sedlar

Casting:
Lisa Parasyn
Jaedei Sansom
Ilona Smyth

Casting Associate:
Matthew Goudie

Costume Design:
Kaitlin Hum

Craft Service:
Tifanni Kenny

Dialogue Editor:
Jacques Plante

Director:
Roxanne Boisvert

Director of Photography:
Bill St. John

Editor:
Jordan Jensen

Executive Producer:
Tom Berry
Sebastian Battro
Roxanne Boisvert
Pierre David

Extras Casting:
Kimi Hay
Matthew Goudie
Ilona Smyth

Finance:
Noël A. Zanitsch

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Chris Berti
Keegan Yang

First Assistant Accountant:
E. Andrew Pecs

First Assistant Camera:
Jonna Bouliane
Michael Potts

First Assistant Director:
Jade Bacon
Taralee Gerhard
Liam McLoughlin

Foley Artist:
Stéphane Cadotte
Jonah Bolduc
Sabin Hudon

Foley Recordist:
Leonardo Lamela

Gaffer:
Evelyn Sifton
Peter Chartier
Kyle Amell

Grip:
Nick Crosse
Brian Porter
Sullivan Laurence

Hairstylist:
Tracy Page

Key Grip:
Kevin McMillan

Key Hair Stylist:
Darcy Ryan Langille

Location Manager:
Eric McAllister

Makeup Artist:
Gisele Matte

Makeup Department Head:
Chancelle Mulela

On Set Dresser:
Kaitlin Hum

Original Music Composer:
Richard Bowers

Post Production Coordinator:
Marco Lucci
Rachel Lampron

Post Production Supervisor:
Virginie Forest

Producer:
Ivy Bregman
Steve Boisvert
Neil Bregman

Production Accountant:
Daniel Simpson

Production Coordinator:
Audrey Moore

Production Design:
Cody Johnson

Production Manager:
Ainslie S. Wiggs

Property Master:
Shawna Wood

Props:
Mike McGrath

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Matt Crosse
Alexandre Perrotin

Second Assistant Camera:
Gavin Braun

Second Assistant Director:
Sarah Petkov

Set Decoration:
Devin Rushton
Cameron Deveau

Set Dresser:
Fiona Brui-Robey

Sound Designer:
Michel Gauvin

Sound Editor:
Sébastien Bédard

Sound Mixer:
David Moffat
Charles Paquin

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Brian Cossette
Antoine Pigeon

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michel Gauvin

Sound Supervisor:
Guillaume Boursier

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Cinthia Burke

Still Photographer:
Albert Camicioli

Third Assistant Director:
Brendon Butt
Kevin Preece
Brandan McLoughlin

Transportation Coordinator:
Jessica Ferguson

Wardrobe Assistant:
Yaan Adu
Shiane Wood

Writer:
Andrea Canning

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