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Breakin' All the Rules (2004) [PG-13]

Release Date:
May 14, 2004

Original Title:
Breakin' All the Rules

Alternate Titles:
L'art de casser
恋のトリセツ ~ 別れ編 ~

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Lisa Tornell Productions
Screen Gems

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 6  AU: M  DE: 6  HU: 6  JP: G  NL: 18  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 85

When it comes to getting dumped... he wrote the book.

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After being dumped by his model girlfriend, aspiring writer Quincy Watson quits his job and is inspired to pen the ultimate how-to book on breaking up. When it becomes a smash bestseller, he starts giving his player cousin, Evan, choice tips on how to win the battle of the sexes. But when Evan's beautiful girlfriend Nikki gets wind of the plan, it's these players that end up getting played.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Greg Rhineer

"B" Camera Operator:
Alex Leyton

ADR Editor:
Stephen Hunter Flick

ADR Mixer:
David Weisberg
Howard London

Actor's Assistant:
Johnny Mack

Art Department Coordinator:
Jennifer Bendror

Art Direction:
Peter Borck

Assistant Art Director:
Ray Yamagata

Assistant Editor:
Daniel Gabbe

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Christina Rollo

Assistant Property Master:
Chris DeVicariis

Best Boy Electric:
John H. Taylor Jr.

Best Boy Grip:
James Neal

Boom Operator:
Linda Murphy

Casting:
Justine Arteta
Kim Davis-Wagner

Casting Assistant:
Catherine Engel

Charge Scenic Artist:
Lance DeSpain

Chief Lighting Technician:
Max Pomerleau

Co-Producer:
Kevin Halloran

Color Timer:
Dennis McNeill

Construction Coordinator:
Wayne Springfield

Costume Designer:
Isis Mussenden

Costume Supervisor:
Mari Grimaud

Costumer:
Candice Carella
Demetricus Holloway
Laurel Frushour

Craft Service:
Houston Petty II

Dialogue Editor:
Stephen Hunter Flick
Devin Joseph

Director:
Daniel Taplitz

Director of Photography:
David Hennings

Dolly Grip:
Bill Pierson

Driver:
Lyle Atkins
Joseph G. Bingenheimer
Steve Brodsky
Curtis Clark
Shawn Coulter
Johnny Davis
Jon Gearhart
Alfie Jensen
Glenn Dash Hartley
Robert L. Husk
Michael Keys
Winston Manjarrez
Rocco Mann
Keven H. Simmons
David Torgerson
Robert L. Young

Editor:
Robert Frazen

Electrician:
Steven D. Castaneda
John W. Kristopik
Jason Parrillo

Executive Producer:
Paddy Cullen

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Judy Cook

First Assistant "A" Camera:
David 'D.R.' Rhineer

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Thomas Vandermillen

First Assistant Accountant:
Wade Hagen

First Assistant Director:
Todd Amateau

Foley Artist:
Vincent Guisetti
Pamela Kahn

Foley Editor:
Kevin Wahrman

Foley Mixer:
Kyle Rochlin

Grip:
Brien McDonald
Ryan Nelson

Hair Department Head:
Kimberly Kimble

Key Costumer:
Elaine McGhee
Marcie Olivi

Key Grip:
Mark Shane Davis

Key Hair Stylist:
Jasmine Kimble

Key Makeup Artist:
Joanetta Stowers

Key Rigging Grip:
Scott Hillman

Key Set Production Assistant:
Patrick J. Richmond

Leadman:
Terry Hargis

Legal Services:
Robert Darwell
Annie Maron
Sheppard Mullin

Loader:
Brent Egan

Location Manager:
Robert Foulkes

Location Scout:
Timothy Falconer
Ron Hugo

Makeup Department Head:
LaLette Littlejohn

Music Editor:
Jay Duerr

Music Supervisor:
Peter Coquillard

On Set Dresser:
Lisa Robinson

Original Music Composer:
Marcus Miller

Payroll Accountant:
Daniel Messler

Producer:
Lisa Tornell

Producer's Assistant:
Kimberly Guidone

Production Accountant:
Sheilah Sullivan

Production Coordinator:
Cheryl Miller

Production Design:
Jerry Fleming

Production Supervisor:
Bonnie Weis

Property Master:
Jeffrey Paul Johnson

Propmaker:
Jason Silber
Guy A. Herman

Rigging Gaffer:
George A. Hock

Scenic Artist:
Patrick Tonioli
Christopher D. Yermanos

Script Supervisor:
Nicole Cummins-Rubio

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Leslie Hamilton

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Jennifer Ann Henry

Second Assistant Director:
Handel Whitmore

Second Second Assistant Director:
Anthony J. Nahar

Set Decoration:
Betty Berberian

Set Dresser:
Orion V. Cox
Will Durham
Coy Lawson
Doris Puhringer
Russell Stimson
Chris Wright

Set Medic:
Anthony Woods

Set Production Assistant:
Toussaint Banks
La Shan Knox
Andrew Kopjak
Arash Esfandi

Sound Assistant:
Chris Winter
Ethan Holtzman
Annie Shih

Sound Mixer:
David Chornow

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Steven Ticknor

Sound Supervisor:
Steven Ticknor

Special Effects Supervisor:
Mark R. Byers

Still Photographer:
D. Stevens

Transportation Captain:
Adam Pinkstaff

Transportation Co-Captain:
Michael Ballew

Transportation Coordinator:
Steve Larson

Unit Production Manager:
Kevin Halloran

Unit Publicist:
Cassandra Butcher

Utility Sound:
Donal Nelson

Visual Effects Production Manager:
Kent Johnson

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Sam Nicholson

Writer:
Daniel Taplitz

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