A Time to Kill (2020-2023)

Premiere:
June 4, 2020

# of Seasons: 9

# of Episodes: 81

Finale:
October 26, 2023

Original Title:
A Time to Kill

Genres:
Crime | Documentary

Production Companies:
Cineflix Productions

Countries:
CA

The key to solving the toughest homicides lies somewhere in the final hours of a victim's life. In each one-hour episode, determined investigators must piece together events during this critical window to reconstruct the timeline, unlock the motive, and ultimately close in on the killer.

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Art Direction:
Kieran Hughes

Assistant Editor:
Alexandra Spadafora
Chrissy Papaioannou

Associate Producer:
Elysa McConnell

Colorist:
Chris Greidanus

Costume Designer:
Madi Styles

Craft Service:
Velvet Tamarind

Director:
Michael Sinyi
Marianne Kushmaniuk

Director of Photography:
Cabot McNenly

Executive Producer:
Mark Marabella
J.C. Mills
Sherri Rufh
Tanja Conway-Blake

First Assistant Director:
Rachel Arundel

Gaffer:
Tommy Bowden

Key Grip:
Nick Goulet

Makeup Artist:
Gabrielle Jovellanos

Online Editor:
Raffi Derghazarian

Post Production Supervisor:
Matthew Crispo

Producer:
Tanja Conway-Blake

Production Assistant:
Kayla Ironside

Production Coordinator:
Victoria Sullivan
Victoria Sullivan

Production Design:
Dareck Gorecki

Production Manager:
Justin Elchakieh

Property Master:
Dustin Pepper

Second Assistant Director:
Erin McQueenie

Set Dresser:
Sara Dubeau
Savina Monopoli

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Sebastien Breton
Brian Gallant

Still Photographer:
Lindsay Duncan

Unit Manager:
Shawn Caron

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