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Cries in the Dark (2006) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 15, 2006

Original Title:
Cries in the Dark

Genres:
Crime | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Fast Productions Ltd.
MarVista Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

Detective Carrie Macklin and her little sister Elle had always been the closest of friends. But when Elle goes missing after a run-in with a relocated sex offender, it is up to Carrie to find her little sister...who is nine months pregnant. Carrie begins to suspect Elle's husband, Scott, may be involved. Family tensions run high as it's a race against time to find Elle and her baby

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Performers

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Production

Art Direction:
Eric McNab

Assistant Accountant:
Brenda McClellan

Assistant Editor:
Kelly Wong

Assistant Location Manager:
Craig Hampel

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Karen Pelrine

Associate Producer:
Janet Kendrick

Best Boy Electric:
Trevor Carabin

Best Boy Grip:
Derek Leblanc

Boom Operator:
Kevin Hemmingson

Camera Operator:
Tony Mirza

Camera Trainee:
Henry Zhao

Casting:
Melissa Perry

Casting Associate:
Larkin MacKenzie-Ast

Casting Director:
Bonni Allen

Color Timer:
Ryan Hogan

Costume Designer:
Tina Fiorda

Costume Set Supervisor:
Janet Lamonte

Costumer:
Patti Bishop

Craft Service:
Shirley Mrus

Dialogue Editor:
Chris Ove
Andre Iwanchuk

Director:
Paul Schneider

Director of Photography:
Pascal Jean Provost

Dolly Grip:
Keith Flanagan

Editor:
Jana Fritsch

Executive Producer:
Fernando Szew
Michael Jacobs

Extras Casting:
L.A. Hilts

First Assistant Camera:
Cary Lalonde

First Assistant Director:
Lidia Stante

Foley Artist:
Michael Keeping

Foley Recordist:
Hennie Britton

Gaffer:
Michael Auger

Grip:
Ray Arseneau
Blair Duthie

Key Grip:
John Le Roy

Key Hair Stylist:
Marjorie Wood

Key Makeup Artist:
Lisa Waddell

Key Set Production Assistant:
Ed Holden

Line Producer:
Ian Hay

Location Manager:
Craig Young

Online Editor:
Lorne Wright

Original Music Composer:
Brent Belke

Post Production Coordinator:
B.F. Painter

Post Production Supervisor:
Janet Kendrick

Producer:
Cheryl-Lee Fast
Michael Jacobs

Production Accountant:
Patrick Mokrane

Production Coordinator:
Kaayla Ryane

Production Design:
Paul Joyal

Production Manager:
Ian Hay

Property Master:
Michael Rosser

Props:
Neil Fairall

Script Supervisor:
Carol Green-Lundy

Second Assistant Camera:
Tom Gardiner
Sasha Proctor

Second Assistant Director:
Debra Herst

Security Coordinator:
Dale Paterson

Set Decoration:
Eric McNab

Set Dresser:
Gerald Franklin

Sound Effects Editor:
Steve Smith

Sound Mixer:
John Boyle

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jo Rossi
Vince Renaud

Sound Supervisor:
Matthew Gionet
Derick Cobden

Special Effects Coordinator:
Gary Paller

Still Photographer:
Jeff Weddell
Bob Akester

Stunt Coordinator:
Darryl Scheelar

Stunt Double:
Jeff Sanca
Larissa Stadnichuk
Carolyn Anderson

Teleplay:
Kraig Wenman

Third Assistant Director:
Dustin Marks

Transportation Captain:
William McMahon

Transportation Coordinator:
Gary Hostad

Truck Costumer:
Lindsay Borowko

Writer:
Kraig Wenman

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