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Midnight Matinee (1988) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 12, 1988

Original Title:
Midnight Matinee

Alternate Titles:
Bei Vorstellung Mord
Midnight Matinee

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
British Columbia Film
D Slayer Productions
Malofilm Communications Inc.
The Image Organization

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 91

Every mystery has its clues

Overview from TheMovieDB

Even though a devastating murder took place during a small town's horror film festival two years earlier, townspeople want another festival.

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Production

Additional Casting:
Jim Jasterzebski

Additional Photography:
David Geddes
William Waring
Douglas R. Field

Art Direction:
Robert Logevall

Assistant Editor:
Ellen Gram Shumiatcher

Assistant Property Master:
Gordon Deyell

Assistant Set Dresser:
Nick Misura

Best Boy Electric:
Andrew Pereszlenyi

Boom Operator:
Brian Neumann
Nina McPeek

Camera Operator:
Douglas R. Field

Casting:
Susannah Coneybeare
Jon Comerford

Color Timer:
Tom Henderson

Construction Coordinator:
Paul Willson

Costume Design:
Sheila White

Dialogue Editor:
Thor Henrikson
Debra Rurak

Director:
Richard Martin

Director of Photography:
Cyrus Block

Dolly Grip:
Michael McLellan
Patrick C. Paterson

Dresser:
Patrick McCord

Editor:
Bruce Lange
Debra Rurak

Executive Producer:
Richard Davis

First Assistant Camera:
Paul Guenette

First Assistant Director:
Michael Rosati

Foley:
Tom Martin
Phil DeVault

Gaffer:
Ron Williams

Generator Operator:
Leonard Fisher Jr.

Grip:
Shane Shemko
Kevin McBride

Hairstylist:
Salli Bailey

Key Grip:
Peter Reynolds

Location Assistant:
Garry Derksen

Location Manager:
Diane Patrick O'Connor

Makeup Artist:
Pearl Louie

Negative Cutter:
Gay Black
Daniele DeFoy

Original Music Composer:
Graeme Coleman

Producer:
Cal Shumiatcher
Kim Steer

Production Coordinator:
Lynn Barr

Production Design:
Kim Steer

Production Secretary:
Beverly Sutton

Production Supervisor:
Patti Allen

Property Master:
Mari Laughlen

Score Engineer:
Bill Buckingham

Script Supervisor:
Janet Brown

Second Assistant Camera:
Marco Ciccone

Second Assistant Director:
Robert Olsen

Set Designer:
Brian Shell

Set Dresser:
Daniel Guimond

Sound Effects:
Tom Martin
Phil DeVault

Sound Mixer:
Lars Ekstrom

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Randy Thom
Tom Johnson

Sound Recordist:
Michael McGee

Special Effects:
Bob Comer

Standby Carpenter:
Richard Gagné

Standby Painter:
Richard Gagné

Steadicam Operator:
John Clothier

Still Photographer:
David Cooper
Bart Van Der Linde

Stunt Coordinator:
Bill Ferguson

Stunts:
Yvette Ferguson
Robert Cassell

Supervising Sound Editor:
Cal Shumiatcher
Marti Richa

Transportation Coordinator:
Ted Bradford

Wardrobe Assistant:
Tracey Boulton

Wardrobe Master:
Sheila White

Writer:
Richard Martin

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