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Prey for Rock & Roll (2003) [R]

Release Date:
September 26, 2003

Original Title:
Prey for Rock & Roll

Alternate Titles:
Dipsa gia kataxiosi
Meu Pecado Favorito
My Favorite Sin
O Santuário do Rock
Prey for Rock and Roll
Rockfenegyerekek

Genres:
Drama | Music

Production Companies:
E.P. Production
Prey LLC

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 104

For these girls... it's all about survival.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In late 1980s Los Angeles, Jacki and her all-girl punk rock band, Clam Dandy, are trying to make it big. On the verge of turning 40, Jacki decides that if the band's one last shot at the big time is unsuccessful, she will give up her dreams of stardom.

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ADR Mixer:
David Boulton

Additional Camera:
Keith Solomon
Scott Andrew Ressler
Heather Page

Additional First Assistant Camera:
Paul Bode
Cale Finot
Michele McKinley
Eric Schilling
Charles Clifford Jones Jr.
Helen Cho Anthos

Additional Music:
Stephen Trask

Additional Photography:
Tom Richmond

Art Department Coordinator:
Leslie Pyles

Assistant Camera:
Jeffrey Saldin
Yen P. Nguyen

Assistant Costume Designer:
Erin Julie Tavin

Assistant Editor:
David A. Smith

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Staci Witt
Heather Cummings

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Shawn Gary Davis

Boom Operator:
Ray Guillory
Brion Condon

Camera Operator:
Chris Lombardi

Casting:
Sheila Jaffe
Georgianne Walken

Casting Associate:
Toni Williams
Meg Morman

Co-Executive Producer:
Gerald Barad
Robin Shushan

Co-Producer:
Alexis Magagni-Seely
Kelly Crean

Costume Designer:
Vanessa Vogel

Costumer:
Lysa Rose

Director:
Alex Steyermark

Director of Photography:
Antonio Calvache

Editor:
Allyson C. Johnson

Executive Producer:
Gregg Lazarescu
John Bonanno
Adam Weiner

First Assistant Camera:
David Sammons
Michele McKinley
Rory Muirhead
Paul Maletich

First Assistant Director:
Sholto J. Roeg

Foley Artist:
Nancy Cabrera

Foley Mixer:
Ryan Collison

Hair Assistant:
Kevin A. Greer

Key Hair Stylist:
Sharisse Fine

Key Makeup Artist:
Carol Strong

Line Producer:
Pat Scanlon

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Amy Harmon

Music:
Stephen Trask

Music Arranger:
Stephen Trask

Music Editor:
Tim O'Heir
Allyson C. Johnson

Music Supervisor:
Linda Cohen

Post Production Supervisor:
Alexis Magagni-Seely

Producer:
Gina Resnick
Donovan Mannato
Gina Gershon

Production Coordinator:
Nicole Colombie

Production Design:
John Chichester

Property Master:
Derrick Hinman

Screenplay:
Cheri Lovedog
Robin Shushan

Script Consultant:
Beth Nathanson

Script Supervisor:
Sylvie Chesneau

Second Assistant Camera:
Keith Jones
Jennifer Bell

Second Assistant Director:
Leonard E. Reynolds III

Second Second Assistant Director:
Kathryn Hensel

Set Decoration:
Maureen Osborne

Set Dresser:
Matt Vis
Mike Fritz
Salvadore Valle
Matthew Salata

Songs:
Cheri Lovedog

Sound:
Mariusz Glabinski
Dan Korintus
Piotr Glabinski
Marlena Grzaslewicz
Bruce Kitzmeyer
John Werner
Ira Spiegel

Sound Mixer:
Steve Weiss

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dominick Tavella

Steadicam Operator:
Chris Squires
Jeff Mart

Still Photographer:
Donnie Molls

Stunt Coordinator:
Lynn Salvatori

Theatre Play:
Cheri Lovedog

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Beverley Woods
Alyson MacInnis

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