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Remembering (2022) [G]

Release Date:
September 8, 2022

Original Title:
Remembering

Genres:
Fantasy

Ratings / Certifications:
US: G 

Runtime: 9

Overview from TheMovieDB

A writer loses a very important idea when her phone rings. Personified as golden light, this lost idea is found by the writer’s inner child, who takes us on a journey through The World of Imagination. It is easy to lose touch with this world, but each of us can be inspired by it—if we just remember.

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Art Department Assistant:
Christina Skilbred

Art Department Coordinator:
Marisa Papavero

Art Direction:
Danny Erb

Assistant Editor:
Anna Hyde

BTS Videographer:
Andrew Adams

Best Boy Electric:
Javier Bonilla

Best Boy Grip:
Steve Todey

Boom Operator:
Angel Reyes

Colorist:
Bryan Smaller

Concept Artist:
Daniel Uyemura

Construction Coordinator:
Duane Russell

Costume Design:
Samantha McMillen

Costumer:
Melanie Bauer

Craft Service:
Joshua Gresham

Digital Imaging Technician:
Timothy Gaer

Director:
Elijah Allan-Blitz

Director of Photography:
Dominick Estarella

Editor:
Joan Gill Amorim

Electrician:
Raul Morales

Executive Producer:
Justin Springer
Jason Baum

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Samantha Lyn Dickinson

Finishing Producer:
Ricardo Ramirez

First Assistant Camera:
Jimmy Vargo

First Assistant Director:
Max Dean

Gaffer:
Emilio Marcelino

Grip:
Joel Nix
Kevin Frame
Will Tully

Hairstylist:
Bryce Scarlett
Leah Dempsey

Key Grip:
Matt King

Key Production Assistant:
Joe Mizzini

Leadman:
Jason Smith

Lighting Programmer:
Jeff Billings

Line Producer:
Jason Baum

Location Sound Mixer:
Sam Vlahovich

Makeup Artist:
Nina Park
Leah Dempsey

Musician:
Sean Franz

Original Music Composer:
Sunna Wehrmeijer

Other:
Elijah Allan-Blitz
Maya Levy
Alberto Sandomir
Aryiel Hartman
Jon Danovic

Post Producer:
Jason Baum

Producer:
Elijah Allan-Blitz
Brie Larson

Producer's Assistant:
Laura Schmidt

Production Assistant:
Randy Dizon
Brandon Hopkins
Dariush Sobhani

Production Design:
Tyler Jensen

Production Office Assistant:
Gilbert Villa

Scenic Artist:
Jesse Hotchkiss

Scoring Mixer:
Derek Alan Jones

Script Supervisor:
Sarah Garrettson

Second Assistant Camera:
Breanna Heard

Second Assistant Director:
Janet Marin

Set Decoration:
Michael Coursey Jr.

Set Designer:
Nelson DeCastro

Set Dresser:
Hunter Kist
Eric R. Moore
Sydney Weinberger

Set Medic:
Jesus Ramos

Sound Designer:
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Paul P. Soucek
Mark Coffey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John Bolen

Stand In:
Sabrina Cooke
Jo Osmond Morris

Still Photographer:
Nolwen Cifuentes

Storyboard Artist:
Cameron K. Lewis

Studio Teacher:
Michele Rick

Techno Crane Operator:
Corey Kiefer
Erik Covarrubias
Alex Nunez

Thanks:
Michelle Kamme
Judy Lam
Kylie Nicholson
Chadd Kawai
Sarah Moon
David Lankford
Arlene Kedikian
Steven Curtis Chapman
Kevin Beatty
Joshua Quale
Will McCormack

Unit Production Manager:
Joe Keenan

VFX Artist:
Joshwa Walton

VFX Editor:
Michael Cheung

Video Assist Operator:
Jarrod Butler

Visual Effects Art Director:
James Grant

Writer:
Elijah Allan-Blitz

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