A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
January 17, 2002
Original Title:
Cherish
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Mystery | Thriller
Production Companies:
3 Ring Circus Films
Concrete Pictures
Outpost Studios
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 99
After a martini-induced rampage, a fantasy-prone young woman is placed under house arrest.
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ADR Editor:
Christopher Forrest
ADR Engineer:
Dave Nelson
Additional Photography:
Nancy Ellen Jones
Art Direction:
Guy Harrington
Assistant Art Director:
Joe H. Bourguignon
Assistant Editor:
Scott Griffin
Assistant Set Decoration:
Denise Damer
Best Boy Electric:
Todd Stoneman
Best Boy Grip:
Isaac Camner
Boom Operator:
Eric Limcaoco
Reinhardt Beetz
Francis Choung
Casting:
Joseph Middleton
Chief Lighting Technician:
Chris Lindsay
Co-Producer:
Laurie A. Miller
Joseph Middleton
Color Timer:
Saul Escobedo
Costume Design:
Amy Brownson
Costumer:
Nelly Flores
Dialogue Editor:
Peter Steinbach
Director:
Finn Taylor
Director of Photography:
Barry Stone
Dolly Grip:
Isaac Camner
Driver:
Adam M. Dunne-De'Coligny
Editor:
Rick LeCompte
Electrician:
Deron Tse
Christopher Cook-Venot
Executive Producer:
Steven Siebert
John Sideropoulos
Jeff Boortz
Extras Casting:
Violet Banks
First Assistant Camera:
Svetlana Cvetko
Thomas Spingola
Keith B. Davis
Keith Robinson
First Assistant Director:
Curran G. Engel
Foley Artist:
Dian Langlois
Foley Recording Engineer:
Dave Nelson
Hairstylist:
Divi Crockett
Key Grip:
Arthur Aravena
Kerry Sweeney
Line Producer:
Debbie Brubaker
Location Manager:
Nancy Ellen Jones
Makeup Artist:
Divi Crockett
Music Editor:
Dave Nelson
Jeremiah Moore
Rick LeCompte
Music Supervisor:
Charles Raggio
Negative Cutter:
Wood Lam
Angela Chou
Original Music Composer:
Mark degli Antoni
Producer:
Johnny Wow
Mark Burton
Production Accountant:
Joyce Quan
Production Coordinator:
Amy Miller
Arthene Hammerman
Production Design:
Don Day
Production Sound Mixer:
Bob Gitzen
Property Master:
Patrick Ludden
Script Supervisor:
Denise Karey
Andrea Devaux
Suzanne Nece
Second Assistant Director:
Sean Vawter
Second Second Assistant Director:
Peter Burgess Smith
Set Decoration:
Lisa Clark
Set Dresser:
Katherine Covell
Set Medic:
Bundy Chanock
Sound Designer:
Dave Nelson
Sound Effects Editor:
Dale Strumpell
Jeremiah Moore
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dave Nelson
Dale Strumpell
Still Photographer:
Amos Soffian
David Moir
Cassidy Harrison
Katherine Copenhaver
Stunt Coordinator:
Mickey Breitenstein
Stunt Double:
Erin Elliott
Stunts:
Scott Breitenstein
Erin Elliott
Supervising Sound Editor:
Dave Nelson
Transportation Captain:
D.B. Wilson
Transportation Coordinator:
Bundy Chanock
Unit Production Manager:
Mak Knighton
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Anne Marie Hamill
Writer:
Finn Taylor
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