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Gone Missing (2013) [PG-13]

Release Date:
June 14, 2013

Original Title:
Gone Missing

Alternate Titles:
Desaparecida
Gone Missing
Spring Break Fatal
Vanished

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
MarVista Entertainment
Protocol Entertainment
Vanished Prods

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

A dream vacation turned into a mother's worst nightmare.

Overview from TheMovieDB

When best friends, Kaitlin and Maddy, go missing during Spring Break, their mothers do everything they can to find them, while realizing that their different parenting styles may have led to their disappearances.

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Performers

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Tarina Reed

Additional Editing:
Todd Zelin
Benj Thall

Additional Editor:
Sam Szibleman

Assistant Costume Designer:
Rachel Burt

Best Boy Electric:
Richard Jenkins

Best Boy Grip:
Anthony Barrese

Boom Operator:
Ken Cain

Casting:
Lindsay Chag

Colorist:
Andrew Drapkin

Costume Designer:
Tina Zepeda

Craft Service:
Bianca Minniti

Dialogue Editor:
Ben Forman

Director:
Tara Miele

Director of Photography:
Brett Juskalian

Driver:
Richard Leopardo
Ricardo Mejia
Robert Whitford
Paul White

Editor:
Phil Norden

Electrician:
Tyler Manning
Kacper Skowron
Joshua E. Smith

Executive Producer:
Fernando Szew
Sharon Bordas

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Alexandra Cason
Adam Newell
Dan Cooper

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Dmitry Koshutin
Stephen Tringali
Daniel Brown

First Assistant Director:
Antonio Graña

Foley Artist:
Matt Manselle

Gaffer:
Bob Low

Grip:
Matt Hoefler
Mighty Chuchaisri

Hair Department Head:
Allison Bryan

Intern:
Gretchen Husting
Nicole Fleit
Blake Schultz

Key Grip:
Frank Anthony Garbutt

Key Makeup Artist:
Renonda Bray

Key Production Assistant:
Victor Siegel

Leadman:
Marcus Brown

Location Manager:
Brad Holtzman

Makeup Artist:
David Mendez

Makeup Department Head:
Allison Bryan

Music Consultant:
Mike Locke

Music Editor:
Alistair South

Online Editor:
Michael Jacks

Original Music Composer:
Kim Carroll

Post Production Supervisor:
Candace Johnston
Richard Carroll

Producer:
Andrew C. Erin
Tosca Musk
Jina Panebianco

Production Accountant:
Jordan Hill

Production Assistant:
Sam Shapson
Zak Dunn

Production Coordinator:
Maria Lorenzana

Production Design:
Carlos Osorio

Property Master:
Stephanie Furr
Jaime Mengual

Screenplay:
Bryan Dick

Script Supervisor:
Sherry Gunderman

Second Assistant Camera:
Dustin Yates

Second Assistant Director:
Charles Edward Bennett

Second Second Assistant Director:
John Stern

Security:
Nick van Soelen
Monroe Ratliff

Set Costumer:
Caroline Req

Set Decoration:
Lisa Son

Set Dresser:
Laura Levin
Mayra Hernandez
Hunter Muhl

Sound Editor:
Ben Forman

Sound Mixer:
Ben Forman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Brett Bach

Still Photographer:
Kacper Skowron
Kristin Klier

Supervising Sound Editor:
Ken Cain

Transportation Coordinator:
Louis Dargenzio

Underwater Camera:
Matt Pappas

VFX Artist:
Toby Martisius

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