Perfect High (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 5, 2015

Original Title:
Perfect High

Alternate Titles:
Chasing the Tiger

Genres:
Drama | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Brainstorm Media
Just Singer Entertainment
Lifetime
Sepia Films

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 88

Sweet suburban teen Amanda is introduced by her new friends to prescription drug-sharing, but the recreational fun soon leads her to a life-altering heroin addiction.

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ADR Mixer:
Rob Coxford
Kyle D. Krajewski

Costume Design:
Claudia Da Ponte

Director:
Vanessa Parise

Director of Photography:
Mahlon Todd Williams

Editor:
Austin Andrews

Executive Producer:
Meyer Shwarzstein
Sheri Singer

Foley Editor:
Kevin Belen

Foley Mixer:
Kevin Belen

Foley Recordist:
Mark Angly

Makeup Department Head:
Amanda McGowan

Music:
Justin R. Durban

Producer:
Tina Pehme
Kim Roberts

Production Design:
Tink

Sound Designer:
James Fonnyadt

Sound Editor:
Rob Coxford

Sound Effects Editor:
Hugh Wielenga

Sound Mixer:
Kristian Bailey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rob Coxford
Kelly Cole

Stunt Coordinator:
Byron Brisco

Supervising Sound Editor:
Kelly Cole

Writer:
Anne-Marie Hess

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