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Light Heavy Light (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Light Heavy Light

Genres:
Documentary

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 5

Greif is a hard feeling to comprehend, but through dance, Melissa JJ Moore encapsulates this shared human experience through a three-act dance show raising money for an organization dedicated to children with a lost parent.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Light Heavy Light follows Melissa JJ Moore as she uses dance as her outlet for emotional expression. Through her annual remount charity show, which goes by the same name, Light Heavy Light, she expresses grief compellingly, leaving the audience with a heartwarming message: Be kind to everyone because you do not know what they may be going through.

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Production

Assistant Editor:
Meng Lian

BTS Photographer:
Marcelo Reis

Colorist:
Mitchell Denison

Continuity:
Sarah Ginn

Digital Imaging Technician:
Sarah Ginn

Director:
Karolina Lewy

Director of Photography:
Jonathan Guinto

Editor:
Dylana Rudolph

First Assistant Camera:
Jasmine Newlove

Gaffer:
Khairul Hafizh Said

Music:
Griffin Hook

Producer:
Rowan Lindsay

Production Assistant:
Bruna Reis

Production Sound Mixer:
Parker Zapp

Second Assistant Camera:
Alicia Foley

Supervising Sound Editor:
Juan Carrillo

Visual Effects:
Dylan MacNeil

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