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Seeing in the Dark (2011) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 1, 2011

Original Title:
Seeing in the Dark

Genres:
Drama

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Overview from TheMovieDB

Weaves the tale of paroled prisoner Clayton Sykora's first day as a free man; it is a story of longing to belong while knowing you're not welcome to stay.

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Performers

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Production

Background Casting Director:
Wayne Slinn

Best Boy Grip:
Gabriel Boyko

Boom Operator:
David Oliver

Camera Operator:
Colin Hubick

Casting:
Carmen Kotyk

Colorist:
Jack Tunnicliffe

Costume Designer:
Nadia Williamson

Director:
Helen Hatzis
David Cormican

Director of Photography:
Colin Hubick

Editor:
Laurence Cohen
Emily Chiu

Executive Producer:
David Cormican

First Assistant Camera:
Yvonne Abusow

First Assistant Director:
Daniel Redenbach

Foley Artist:
Willem Schonken

Foley Recordist:
Willem Schonken

Gaffer:
Ben Schubert

Key Grip:
John Bjerke

Key Hair Stylist:
Kaitlyn Rae McMillan

Key Makeup Artist:
Kaitlyn Rae McMillan

Location Manager:
Danielle Masters

Music:
Yaakov Gruzman

Online Editor:
Trevor Bennett

Picture Car Coordinator:
Kevin Fyhn

Post Production Coordinator:
Karen Plumb
Joan Speirs

Producer:
David Cormican

Production Accountant:
Kari Fonkalsrud

Production Assistant:
Gabriel Boyko

Production Manager:
Danielle Masters

Sound Editor:
Willem Schonken

Sound Supervisor:
Rob Bryanton

Visual Effects:
Jack Tunnicliffe

Visual Effects Compositor:
Laurence Cohen

Writer:
Gordon Pengilly

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